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Say Psych: Album Review: Sonic Boom – All Things Being Equal

It’s auspicious that Sonic Boom—the solo project and nom-de-producer of Peter Kember (Spectrum, Spacemen 3) returns in 2020 with its first new LP in three decades. Kember was drawn to…

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Album Review: Gum Country – ‘Somewhere’

The debut album from the duo of Courtney Gavin (The Courtneys) and multi-instrumentalist Connor Mayer, is released via Bandcamp on June 19th. The album is a buzz of fuzz, feedback…

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ALBUM REVIEW: LAMB OF GOD – LAMB OF GOD

American heavy metal band Lamb Of God are set to release their 8th studio album – ‘Lamb Of God’ via Nuclear Blast and Epic Records. It has been 5 years since there…

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EP: King Britt – Back2Black

Philadelphia’s King Britt has been busy on Monty Lukes Berlin-based label Black Catalogue label recently, releasing Chasing Rainbows under his Fhloston Paradigm alias, and working as producer on his label…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Jetstream Pony – ‘Jetstream Pony’

FOR those who study the form, Sussex/Surrey four-piece Jetstream Pony are serious indie thoroughbreds. Four singles under their belts (should that be their harness?) the band’s self-titled debut LP is…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Built to Spill – ‘Play the Songs of Daniel Johnston’

DANIEL JOHNSTON’S story is, of course, one of the saddest, yet heartening, to come out of the US indie underground. Taken from us too soon last year at the age…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Wesley Gonzalez – Appalling Human

Wesley Gonzalez first hit the scene in 2005 at the age of 15 as part of indie rock band ‘Let’s Wrestle’, who went on to release three full length records…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Love, Death and Dancing – Jack Garratt

Jack reeks of vast genius and ecstatic potential yet proves himself the perennial champion of self-sabotage. I’d love to hear that scrapped album...

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EP: Jade Imagine – You Remind Me of Something I Lost

Melbourne’s Jade Imagine continue to forge a cool and eclectic path with the release of their new EP ‘You Remind Me of Something I Lost’. Sitting somewhere between shoegaze/dream pop…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Out of the Woods – Birds and Beasts

Ditte Grube, otherwise known as ‘Out of the Woods’, releases her debut album ‘Birds and Beasts’ on 12 June, 2020. The Danish artist recently did an ‘At Home’ session for…

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