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SEE: Modern Studies – ‘The Failing Light’: Scottish chamber folk outfit release new EP for Fire

WITH the afterglow of their May album The Weight Of The Sun still warming us, Scottish progressive chamber folk quartet Modern Light are still intent on riding the melodic winds…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Joachim Spieth – ‘Ousia’: tronica sound design to fall deep into

Joachim Spieth's Ousia finesses current tronica-ambient thinking with some very deep and elemental sound design. Peer closer and you'll find it hard not to fall in

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Say Psych: Album Review: The Confederate Dead – Infinite Expansion

London based five piece The Confederate Dead are a reverb drenched offering that bring forward songs of colour and death. They have a high output rate, releasing five LPs since…

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Say Psych: Feature: Top 5 Albums of 2020

5. Sei Still – S/T Though their taut, driving motoric music might scream of 70’s West Germany, Sei Still are, in from Mexico City. Their machine-like sonic experimentations emerging not out acid-fuelled…

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New Music: The Silhouettes Project – Various Artists

Low slung beats and wistful melodies bring a ray of warm sunlight in times that have cast cold dark shadows over all of us. Lyrics of pure poetry flow, expressing…

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EP REVIEW: Tori Amos – ‘Christmastide’: four originals for the season

A stateswoman of female musical discourse takes the Christmas song tradition and makes of it something thoughtful, intelligent and nuanced

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Album Review: Deftones – White Pony – Black Stallion

Released in 2000, White Pony cemented Deftones as one of the most creative forces within rock and metal. Their chameleonic ability to shift between different moods and soundscapes encapsulated the…

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Meet: We interview Nic Dalton, owner of Sydney’s legendary Half a Cow Records

As a reviewer, from time to time you come across small boutique labels whose enthusiasm and dedication to the music scene is utterly magnificent and completely inspiring. Over the past…

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EP: McCookerybook and Rotifer – Equal Parts

Those familiar with either of the protagonists involved in this release, an EP of rather lovely indie pop, with a nod towards folk and Motown along the way, will know…

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EP Review: The Moors – 15 Minutes

NYC’s The Moors just released their debut EP, ’15 Minutes.’ Formed in 2018, The Moors is comprised of lead singer, rhythm guitarist, and songwriter Din (Mubashir Mohi-ud-Din) and lead guitarist,…

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