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Say Psych: Album Review: Singapore Sling – Kill Kill Kill (Songs About Nothing)

Formed back in 2000 in Iceland, Singapore Sling have become a name synonymous with disjointed psychedelic rock; their influence spreading far and wide from their small home island, touching nearly…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Has A Shadow – Sorrow Tomorrow

South America has become the latest melting pot to produce some fantastic neo-psychedelic rock sounds and Has A Shadow from Guadalajara, Mexico, are one of the least known of these…

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Album Review: Wojciech Golczewski – End Of Transmission

Just when you think you’ve got the year in music all wrapped up with a nice, decorative bow an album pops out from the great ether and grabs you by…

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Reissue: Theatre Of Hate – Westworld (3cd deluxe reissue)

The official rerelease and remaster of Westworld, Theatre of Hate`s first album. TOH came to the forefront in the early 1980`s, I was lucky enough to see them at that…

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Album Review: Various Artists: Action Time Vision: A Story of UK Independent Punk 1976-1979

A cracker of a new 4CD Box Set released for the 40th anniversary of Punk. Not that the anniversary should swing you into buying this, if it had come out…

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Album Review: The Emerald Down – Scream The Sound

The Emerald Down, a band who Ian Watson (Rolling Stone/NME/BBC 6 Music) ranked among “the more innovative fringes of rock and electronica”, have re-released what has been deemed a lost classic on…

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Album Review: Body/Head – No Waves

I remember being pretty floored by Coming Apart, the first record by the Kim Gordon/Bill Nace avante noise band Body/Head. In fact, I can remember thinking how on the edge…

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Album Review: Dr. Dog – Abandoned Mansion

Like a friend wanting to console you after a great disappointment, Dr. Dog have emerged from the wilderness of the post-election shock and awe to give us something to ease…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Junkyard Liberty – Chains

Appearing from the French undergrowth, Junkyard Liberty are a a psychedelic folk rock six-piece who draw deeply from the likes of Jefferson Airplane, The Velvet Underground, Bob Dylan and Buddy…

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Album Review: Battery Operated Orchestra – Radiation

Initially out in September, we hang our heads in shame that it took us until now to discover and write about Battery Operated Orchestras second album, Radiation. Much as you’d…

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