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Album Review: Elvis Valentine and The Ghosts of Chance – The Book of Numbers

Out on Bandcamp is ‘The Book of Numbers’ by Elvis Valentine and The Ghosts of Chance, an offshoot of the Scottish Shoegaze band, Wozniak. This album is a fuzzy, alternative rock…

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Album Review: Erland Cooper – Hether Blether

I’ve never been to the Orkney Islands. In fact my only reference before this has been the other two of Erland Coopers albums about, and based on, the Islands where…

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Album Review: Lady Gaga – Chromatica

Lady Gaga blasts us off to the land of Chromatica in her brand new album, released on 29th May 2020 via Streamline and Interscope Records. In this follow-up record to…

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Album Review: The Silent Boys – Tilt-A-Whirl

Out now, is the new album, ‘Tilt-A-Whirl’ from US IndiePop band, The Silent Boys. This group of likely lads from Richmond, Virginia, have been creating poppy songs with added jangle…

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Droppin’ Knowledge: On Dre Island’s Debut Album, Now I Rise, All Praises Go To The Most High

Seven years is an eternity in popular music. Trends, styles, tastes, and popularity divide, replicate and morph at an exhausting pace and even the greatest pop artists struggle to keep…

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Album Review: Eyeless in Gaza – Act I: The Protagonist

Armenian band Eyeless in Gaza are due to release their debut album titled ‘Act I: The Protagonist’ May 29th via Solitude Productions. ‘Act I: The Protagonist’ is an abstract conceptual…

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Album Review: Katatonia – City Burials

By Chris Gibbons Lockdown has certainly had an impact on my listening habits. I’ve been fortunate that I’ve been able to keep up with weight training in a garage gym…

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Album Review: Deerhoof – Future Teenage Cave Artists

This four-piece, originating from San Francisco predominantly, punctuated the year with a string of singles from upcoming album “Future Teenage Cave Artists”. Previous singles had fans salivating and the album…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Kooba Tercu – Proto Tekno

Arriving via a triangulation of Athens, Crete and London, yet existing at a psychic intersection between the ruins of crumbling infrastructure and an intimidating future dystopia Kooba Tercu have seen…

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Album Review: Empathy Test – Monsters

With an explosive track opener like ‘Monsters’, Empathy Test clearly sets out their vast ambitions for their new album, also called ‘Monsters’. And these ambitions are decidedly and unequivocally met…

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