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Album Review: Søren Lorensen – Lake Constance

In the children’s TV series based on Lauren Child’s books, Søren Lorensen is The childrens imaginary friend, usually a grey outline figure that stands on the periphery. Named so after…

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Album Review: Purity Ring – Womb

Purity Ring return with their long awaited 3rd album, Womb

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Album Review: Everything is Recorded – Friday Forever

I tend to view concept albums with suspicion so when XL chief Richard Russell’s Everything is Recorded project landed in our inbox, complete with explanation that here was an exploration…

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Album Review: Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs – Viscerals

I’m only gonna write this once: Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs are ready to release this their 2nd Full Length, the first being the massive and ground breaking…

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Album Review: CMON – Confusing mix of Nations

“When I moved to New York, a lot of people were making really interesting electronic music and manipulating sounds, and I was really kind of bummed—there were no songs. And…

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ALBUM REVIEW: THE LOVELY EGGS – I AM MORON

It’s hard to say that Lancaster’s The Lovely Eggs have a cult following when you count the fans the duo can boast; Iggy Pop is a fan, as is Huw…

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ALBUM REVIEW: M. Ward – Migration Stories

‘Migration Stories’ is the latest album from prolific writer, producer and performer M. Ward. It is out on Anti Records on 3rd April. The world is currently living through an…

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Album Review: Dominic J Marshall – Nomad’s Land

British pianist and producer Dominic J Marshall releases his latest album on the Singapore based label ‘Darker Than Wax‘. Here we see the virtuosic and classically-trained pianist show his deep diversity, free…

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Album Review: Milk Teeth – Milk Teeth

Gloucestershire punk trio Milk Teeth have made quite a name for themselves on the UK’s post-hardcore circuit over the last five years, notching up coveted support slots with the likes…

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Album Review: Pearl Jam – Gigaton

It’s been 29 years since Pearl Jam first released ‘Ten’ to the world. 16 million copies is an overwhelming amount of sales for any young band to handle. To then…

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