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Album Review: Ebbot Lundberg and The Indigo Children – For the Ages to Come

With The Soundtrack of Our Lives, one of the few bands operating at the turn of the millennia to pull off retro-rocking without sounding derivative, going their separate ways in…

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Album Review: Brad Laner – Micro-Awakenings

Brad Laner is one of the most creative musical minds you’ve probably never heard of. He’s a California guy that’s been deep in the experimental music scene since the mid-80s.…

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Album Review: Cellophane Garden – Illuminations

When you think of a musician holed up in the Ozarks of northwest Arkansas creating music amongst those storied wooded hills, the sound that comes to mind is a particular…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Phantom of Liberty by Camera

Camera are a band who I have always had high regard for, something that seems to grow with each of their releases. If the band’s previous album ‘Remember I Was…

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Say Psych: Live in San Francisco by Feral Ohms

Oh. My. Fucking. God. When a bunch of guys from bands who have been partially responsibly for some of my favourite releases of the year get together to do a…

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Album Review: Ashley Bellouin – Ballads

After the needle drops on Ashley Bellouin’s debut album titled Ballads you know right away this isn’t going to be a sappy collection of odes to lovers and significant others.…

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Album Review Mac Quale – Mr. Robot Original Soundtrack

For the longest time TV shows just bored me. I felt that TV had become this vacuous void where art and commerce said “F*ck it, let’s take a dump on…

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Psych Insight: Album Review, Zement:Werk by Zement

I’m going to break with tradition here and begin with a the band’s press bio, basically because it tells you all you need to know: “This duo is less about…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Dandelion Sauce of the Ancients by Terminal Cheesecake

Fans of 1980s/90s psychedelia will no doubt be aware of Terminal Cheesecake, a band so in your face that not even a death mask would stop them from giving you…

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Young girl in forest for Honeyblood 'Babes Never Die' album artwork

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Album Review: Honeyblood – ‘Babes Never Die’

Honeyblood haven’t just survived second album syndrome – their triumphant sophomore record, ‘Babes Never Die’, proves they’ve thrived on the challenge. The follow up to the 2014 eponymous debut album…

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