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Album Review: Jeff Mills – Mind Power Mind Control

___________________________ The modern age has brought with it unprecedented social dilemmas. The world has shrunk thanks to the internet. Having a wealth of information at our fingertips has also flooded…

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Album Review: Michelle samba & Phil Mills – Platoo

Drifting on oceans of thunderous stillness, carried away by endless currents, whipped up by waves of darkness devouring you until you see the light. The first album from Platoo, a…

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Album Review: T. Gowdy – ‘Miracles’: electronic music for mind and movement.

Canadian producer and audio-visual artist T. Gowdy is not one to tweak or tinker. His way is to probe forensically, to submerge deeper into the possibilities of synthesis and synthesised,…

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Album Review: Horsegirl fulfill all promises in the stunning ‘Versions of Modern Performance’ – one of the most authentic and exciting debuts.

There is a visceral discordancy and inherent chaos that threads throughout ‘Versions of Modern Performance’, the debut album from Chicago trio Horsegirl, (out through Matador Records/Remote Control Records). This anarchy…

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Album review: Sam A La Bamalot – Reminisce –

“How does it feel to reminisce? That was something I wanted to try to capture in soundwaves. I tend to reminisce a lot. About the good and bad parts in…

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Album Review: Atom Eyes Release Genre Diverse Debut Album ‘Blue into Gold’

The new album by Atom Eyes is packed with funky tracks and chilled vocals it's a balm for the soul, with some chunky rock 'n roll thrown for good measure. A preposterous, genre diverse musical odyssey.

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Album Review: Maga Bo – Amor (É Revolução) : turntable-ready Afro-Brazilian energy.

There’s more to Maga Bo than sought after DJ, re-mixer, engineer and album maker. He is a true global beat innovator, a sonic explorer, not just absorbing sounds in the…

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Review: Wallis Bird’s ‘Hands’ is a Deeply Personal Album with Universal Themes

Wallis Bird's 'Hands' is a deeply personal album with universal themes of love, understanding and compassion.

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Album Review: Lewis Goldmark unleashes the delicate and evocative brilliance of ‘Cut and Flash’.

Blue Mountains resident Lewis Goldmark has just unveiled his debut album ‘Cut and Flash’ via Broken Stone Records/Remote Control Records, and it is a ray of golden sunshine leavened with a sense…

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Album Review: Krause – The Art of Fatigue

Athenian noise rock quartet Krause have been around since 2015, attracting small but dedicated followings in both Greece and the UK. Their debut album, ‘2am Thoughts’ (2017), marked them out…

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