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ALBUM REVIEW: The WITCH – ‘Introduction’: cracking Zambian garage nugget unearthed

  • February 12, 2021
  • Chris Sawle
You thought every stone had been overturned in the quest for any last garage-punk nuggets of note? You'd be wrong. Get your white drainpipes and chelsea boots on for this cracking Zambian garage album from the early Seventies
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Album Review: American Darlings – ‘Afterglow’: sophisticated and psych-infused

  • February 10, 2021
  • James Shipsides
OUT NOW digitally on Spotify and Bandcamp is the album, Afterglow from the American psychedelically-infused alt.rock band, American Darlings. Afterglow starts with “You’re Not Alone”, initially a warm, acoustic guitar…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dale Berning – ‘Horse Stories’: spacious, minimal and delightful art soundtrack

  • February 10, 2021
  • Chris Sawle
Dale Berning's The Horse Stories is humble, in the very best way; it delights in the tiny and the everyday with a surreal wonder. It has eagle-eyed focus; it's absolutely beautiful. It's often as close as music can get to absolute quietude while still retaining a sense of melody and spatial wizardry. If you loved the Clicks + Cuts series of compilations, Ryoji Ikeda, Colleen or Jan Jelinek; The Boats, Alva.Noto, any of these artists who travel deep into the magical, miniaturised web of pure sound, then this record is so, so top of your shopping list. Bravo, Flau, for making it available again.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Weather Station – Ignorance

  • February 9, 2021
  • Staff Writers
Building up on the career of an accomplished artist, Ignorance is no doubt one of the first “headline” albums of 2021. Full of lush and classy orchestrations, the album exudes…
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Album Review: The Superceded Sounds Of…The New Obsolescents

  • February 9, 2021
  • Adrian Barr
A brand new deep space travelogue from the collective minds of DJ Food and Howlround from an Improvised live session at the Museum Of London in 2016. This album began…
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Album Review: Coma World – Coma World

  • February 9, 2021
  • John Parry
The London nu-jazz/electronic scene is one ecosystem that does more than sustain itself. From the Steamdown/Trinity/Deptford/Greenwich source point to the hubbub around Hackney’s Total Refreshment Centre to the outflow from…
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EP: Tender Tones – Youth Retirement Club

  • February 8, 2021
  • James Shipsides
Out now on Bandcamp, via Shore Dive Records is the debut ep – Youth Retirement Club, by French Dreampop/Shoegaze/Electronica duo, Tender Tones.  This ep starts with, ‘In Dreamed Lives’; a…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Foo Fighters – Medicine at Midnight

  • February 8, 2021
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After what seems like a lifetime since the album was delayed back in early 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Foo Fighters have finally unveiled their 10th studio album Medicine…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bill Stone – ‘Stone’: Maine psych-folk nugget sifted and reissued

  • February 8, 2021
  • Chris Sawle
Drag City dig deep, strike fortune: Bill Stone's album rings down the decades and it's really sweet. Sure it's a little rough 'round the edges, but that's absolutely part of the charm; you can hear these songs live and breathe, the actual moment of their realisation. Real and delightful
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ALBUM REVIEW: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – ‘New Fragility’: raging at the state we’re in

  • February 8, 2021
  • Chris Sawle
On New Fragility, Alec Ounsworth looks at the state we're in and calls it like he sees it; rage and horror is articulated with poetry and precision and more often than not with you being able to sing along with abandon
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