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Say Psych: Album Review: This Other Kingdom – Rêveur

Rating: 9/10 This Other Kingdom have garnered a reputation as Ireland’s finest psychedelic export following the release of their debut LP Telescopic in April 2015. Following a string of electrifying…

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Album Review: Aimee Mann – Mental Illness

Aimee Mann has always had an interesting approach to making music. With a mix of guitar pop anthems and rousing acoustic ballads, her lyrical prowess and dry wit has always…

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Album Review: The Underground Lovers – Staring at you Staring at Me

In 2013, after a nine year hiatus, Melbourne’s legendary The Underground Lovers returned triumphantly with the album “Weekend” – listed as one of Backseat Mafia’s favourite releases for that year.…

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Say Psych: Album Review: 10 000 Russos – Distress Distress

Rating: 8/10 Portuguese trio 10 000 Russos marked their place as a force to be reckoned with when they released their self-titled debut LP on Fuzz Club Records back in…

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Album Review: Me And That Man- Songs Of Love & Death

Ordinarily, Nergal finds himself at the helm of one of the black metal scene’s biggest staple bands, Behemoth. However, his side project- a collaboration with rock musician John Porter- Me…

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Album Review: Ásgeir – Afterglow

Ásgeir was just a mere 20 years old when he became an overnight sensation with the release of his debut album ‘In the Silence’, the album became the fastest selling debut…

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Album Review: British Sea Power – Let the Dancers Inherit The Party

The iconic British Sea Power are back after a four year hiatus with one of their best albums since my personal favourite “Open Season” (released way back in 2005). “Let…

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Album Review: Billow Observatory’s ‘II: Plains/Patterns’

Billow Observatory exist on some ethereal plane. The music that Jonas Munk and Jason Kolb create has the feel of a constant, syrup-y flow through time and space. It’s no…

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Album Review: Fazerdaze – Morningside

I’m just going to go straight to the point about Morningside, the debut album from Fazerdaze (essentially the output of New Zealand’s Amelia Murray). It is an extraordinarily accomplished work…

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Album Review: The Vibrators – The Epic Years 1976-78 4CD Set

Along well before 1976, The Vibrators had done there time playing the London Pub circuit, hanging at The Elgin Pub, with Strummer and the 101ers, and crafting there own sound,…

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