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New Music: Teymori / Malik Hendrick / Ricky Razu / Kaye / Halal Sol – Bodyclock Vol.1

Aimed directly at the dancefloor Darker Than Wax bring you their latest release ‘BODYCLOCK’ Vol.1. The freshly minted series represents the label’s primary outlet for club burners and machine soul,…

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EP: Howie Payne – In Dreams

Ex-Stands front man Howie Payne has some pop breeding, brother to The Zutons’ Sean Payne and visual artist/singer Candie Payne as well as his own musical DNA, and he’s shown his hand with…

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Album Review: Black Rainbows – Cosmic Ritual Supertrip

Italy’s cult stoner rockers BLACK RAINBOWS are back with their ass-kicking, whiplash-inducing new album ‘Cosmic Ritual Supertrip’ this May 22nd on Heavy Psych Sounds! The new album is heavier than 2018’s ‘Pandemonium’ and…

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Album Review: Nick Hakim: – Will this make me good

Brooklyn based Nick Hakim asks the questions with his new album, principally that. Will this record, this piece of art make him good. As a person or as an artist…

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Album Review: The Phenomenal Handclap Band- “PHB”

The highly praised group return after an extensive break, coming eight years since 2012’s “Form and Control”. Their brilliantly eclectic debut, blending prog-rock flute sections and soul reminiscent vocals, drew…

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Album Review: Hanni El Khatib – FLIGHT

Reading about Hanni El Khatib, you get a real impression of the slacker-pop dream; an almost hobbyist musician who was inspired by friends to make a go of it, the…

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Premiere: Marveline – Savoury-Toothed Tiger

Marveline is basically the solo work of Pete Marley – a stalwart of the Sydney music scene and go-to bass player for a number of seminal local acts including The…

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Album Review: Mark Lanegan – Straight Songs of Sorrow.

Mark Lanegan is an artist that I have been aware of for a while. A former Screaming Tree, long time solo artist, serial collaborator, and a man who many wondered how he…

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Album Review: Modern Studies – The Weight Of the Sun

With new album The Weight Of the Sun, Modern Studies haven’t actually changed the blueprint of their previous two albums, more adapted it. With the two main protagonists living apart,…

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Album Review: Hayley Williams – Petals For Armor

It’s the solo record that many people disputed would ever happen, but boy, are we so glad it finally did. On 8th May 2020 through Atlantic, we were finally treated…

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