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Album Review: Memory Noise – Time is a Dimension

Memory Noise is the electronic project of Fabio Servolo, a musician based in Italy. Hismusic explores mood, texture, and the passage of time, creating soundscapes that blurthe lines between memory…

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Album Review: Braff/Eldh/König- ‘Outside’: A masterful rhythmic conversation from a stellar euro-jazz trio.

Recorded in a week back in 2020, ‘Outside’ is a brief burst from a stellar trio has thankfully now made it into the daylight. Swiss pianist Malcolm Braff, the project’s…

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Album Review: Echoes Of Zoo – ‘Collective Intelligence’: Stunning post-rock jazz with a world of influences.

Coming out of the bold Belgian jazz scene of the late twenty-tens, Echoes of Zoo seem determined to sustain the vital sonic energy from those days with their third album…

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EP Review: Sorry Darling – Mirrors

Brooklyn rockers Sorry Darling release their new EP ‘Mirrors’, a three-track release that showcases the band’s commanding alt-rock tendencies. Named for the way a mirror can reflect the past, reveal what’s…

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EP Review: Macharia – Tega Sikio

There’s a quiet sense of invitation running through Macharia’s Tega Sikio — an EP that asks you to slow down, pay attention and let its songs unfold at their own…

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Album Review: BNNT & Radwan Ghazi Moumneh – ‘A Faithful Daughter’: A sobering experimental rock statement for today and beyond.

Recorded in 2018, BNNT & Radwan Ghazi Moumneh’s ‘A Faithful Daughter’ has not so much been gathering dust on the studio shelves as fermenting while time passes. It may be…

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Album Review: Allison de Groot & Rich Ruth- ‘Allison de Groot & Rich Ruth’: bringing something singular to the ambient country soundscape.

Michael Ruth aka Rich Ruth has been at the hub of Nashville’s more experimental fringe for a while now. You may have caught him live as part of Spencer Cullum’s…

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EP Review: The Summertimes sign to Golden Robot Records and unveil the fittingly titled EP ‘Luminous’.

There could not be a more appropriately named band than The Summertimes, nor a more fitting title to their new EP ‘Luminous’ which we are proud to premiere today. Newly…

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Album Review: We are given ‘The Fuzzy End of the Lollipop’ by the ever glorious the black watch and it’s another outrageous delight.

the black watch, steered with a delicate and melodious craft by the prestigious and proliferate John Andrew Fredrick, are back to delight our senses with the cutely titled album ‘The…

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Album Review: Helen – ‘Linda’s Head’: So much more than a retro reminder, Grouper and co refresh the shoegazing soundscape.

It may be over a decade since dream-pop shoegazers Helen first shimmered into view with ‘The Original Faces’ but their follow-up, ‘Linda’s Head’, shouldn’t be seen as a come-back album.…

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