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Album Review: Wolfmother – Victorious

Man, do you remember back in 2005 when Wolfmother dropped their debut album? That glorious mix of proggy, organ-drenched, chunky guitar goodness that reminded us that Uriah Heep were pretty…

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Reissue: Ashford & Simpson – I Wanna Be Selfish

Everyone loves stone classic Ain’t No Mountain High Enough but it was just one of the many hits penned by songwriting guns for hire Ashford & Simpson, But like many…

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Album Review: Treetop Flyers – Palomino

I don’t know if it’s about getting older and wanting to ensure that I spend my time only listening to what I really like, or just a shorter attention span.…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Phantamonium by Hotel Wrecking City Traders

I first came across Hotel Wrecking City Traders last year with the release of the amazing Australian split 12″ with Hey Colossus on Wild Animal Records. While the Hey Colossus…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Supernormal 2015 Live Transmissions III by Blown Out

It’s not that long ago that I first became aware of Blown Out. I had been sent an email with a promo of last year’s ‘Jet Black Hallucinations’ album on…

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Album reissue: Chaka Khan – What Cha’ Gonna Do For Me

It’s ironic this album is seen as one of Chaka Khan’s more jazzy albums as it is way, way funkier than most artists could ever hope to be. This is…

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Album Review: Abbath – Abbath

Everyone’s favourite croaky voiced badger lookalike is back with his first solo album since leaving iconic Norwegian black metal group Immortal. Those not aware of Abbath’s previous work should certainly…

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Say Psych: Album Review How’s Your Favourite Dream by Wooden Indian Burial Ground

Wooden Indian Burial Ground first came to my attention earlier this year when I came across a video of the lead track from this album, ‘Burnout Beach‘. At the time…

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Album Review: Love Buzzard – ‘Antifistamines’

Love Buzzards debut album, ‘Antifistamines’ washes ashore on a scuzzy wave of garage / surf-punk, churning up memories of the headstrong days of the West Coast hardcore scene. With more…

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Album Review: Wild Nothing – Life of Pause

I’ve been smitten with Jack Tatum ever since I heard “Nocture” back in 2012. Such beauty and bittersweet melodies in that song. I knew right then that this Tatum fellow…

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