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Album Review: Dead Sea Apes – ‘Spectral Domain’

Time flies when you’re having fun… It seems like only yesterday that I was reviewing the Dead Sea Apes‘ majestic 2014 offering, ‘High Evolutionary’. Suffice to say that with ‘Spectral Domain’…

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Album Review: Deerhunter – Snakeskin

Last year when I’d heard Deerhunter’s Bradford Cox was hit by a car and put into the hospital I was worried. Not only for the guy’s health, but for the future…

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Album Review: MG : MG

MG is actually Martin Gore. Martin Gore is actually that guy that pretty much makes Depeche Mode Depeche Mode. Songwriter, guitarist, keys, angelic backing vocals…that’s Martin Gore. MG is what…

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Album Review: Carlton Melton – Out To Sea

I’ve been living with the new Carlton Melton long player Out To Sea for a while now. Just letting things soak in a bit. Letting my brain float in that psychedelic brine,…

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Album Review: Sextile – A Thousand Hands

It’s dark outside; so grab your sunglasses, ‘cos we’re going deep under the wires into the world of Sextile and their rather wonderful debut album ‘A Thousand Hands’. Like many…

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Album Review: Seluah – Phase III

Seluah’s sophomore album Phase III is one that’ll snake around your brain as you sink into its layered sprawling mass of sound. Advertising itself as a psychedelic/noir album, Phase III…

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Album Review: Hooton Tennis Club – Highest Point In Cliff Town

Just from the first glance at the album cover, there’s something familiar about Hooton Tennis Club’s debut. Having listened to this album a number of times now, there’s also something…

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Album Review: Mark Morriss – The Taste Of Mark Morriss

Bluetones frontman Mark Morriss has been a busy boy of late. The singer and his former band mates recently announced they would be going back on the road to celebrate…

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Album Review: Miss May I – Deathless

In recent years Miss May I have been a band who not only have a firm grasp on their metalcore roots but have branched out into a more sharpened and…

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Album Review: La Luz – Weirdo Shrine

La Luz are a gutsy band. After the release of their debut album, 2013’s It’s Alive, they had a near-fatal high speed accident in their tour van. That’s the kind…

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