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ALBUM REVIEW: STEVEN DAYVID MCKELLAR – ETHIO

Steven Dayvid McKellar, founder, singer and songwriter of South African indie rock stalwarts Civil Twilight, presents his solo album debut – Ethio. An album that is meant to be listened…

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ALBUM REVIEW: MAGIC SWORD – ENDLESS

Any Hotline Miami 2 fans kicking around the website? What about fans of Thor: Ragnarok? I thought the second title might have a bit more mass appeal. Both had tracks…

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Album Review: Mystery Jets – A billion heartbeats

Blaine Harrison wants to punch you in the face. But I don’t know, I don’t think he would. He seems too nice. He wants The Mystery Jets’ new album to…

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Album Review: Superposition – Superposition

Superposition is new jazz quartet from Helsinki, and their debut album is out today(27 March) on the We Jazz Label. It’s led by drummer Olavi Louhivouri – a man who,…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Pretty Lightning – Jangle Bowls

German duo Pretty Lightning have just released their fourth LP Jangle Bowls via London-based label Fuzz Club Records. For over a decade, the duo comprising Christian Berghoff and Sebastian Haas…

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ALBUM REVIEW: ONO – RED SUMMER

Before Saul Williams graced us with his imprints of experimental hip hop, Chicago’s ONO were creating divergent works that drew from both industrial music and gospel. The comparisons between the…

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Say Psych: Album Review: OCH – II

OCH, Swedish for ‘and’, recently released their first LP courtesy of Rocket Recordings. This trio, of whom little is known other than a kinship to their label mates Flowers Must…

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Album: KYTES – Good Luck

Munich based quartet KYTES are set to run on an upward trajectory in 2020, with new album ‘Good Luck’ the follow up to “Heads & Tales” released back in 2016. They seem…

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Album Review: Dave + Sam – No Shade

Pushing and prodding at the edges of House Music, Dave + Sam, aka vocalist Dave Giles II and producer Sam O.B., have always been thought of as mavericks. They’ve played…

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Album Review: Roger Eno and Brian Eno – Mixing Colours

Brian is unarguably the better known of the Eno brothers, mainly for his metamorphosis from priapic glam-peacock synth boffin to visionary producer and ambient music pioneer. Roger though has discreetly…

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