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Animal Collective reveal new video for ‘Sand that Moves’, taken from Crestone movie soundtrack

Out right now is the debut feature film Crestone, written and directed by Marnie Ellen Hertzler in partnership with Memory. Hertzler enlisted the services of experimental indie act Animal Collective…

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Rising: Christoffer Holm tells us all about his new metal band Vengeant

Swedish metal band Vengeant finally released their first single last month to the joy of 13,000+ fans. The female fronted band promise to bring power metal and operatic vocals, orchestral…

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Track: Jess And The Ancient Ones – Summer Tripping Man

The Savonian occult rock behemoth Jess and the Ancient Ones are set to release a new album – Vertigo due 21st May via Svart Records. The band have shared the first single –…

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Premiere: Woody and Jeremy reveal new album plans and lyric video for Rolling in the Basement

You might have caught the first album from Vulfpeck keyboard player Woody alongside musical partner Jeremy’s first album, in which case you’ll know no to miss its follow up –…

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Track: Juliet Ruin – Fake Stigmata

Leading up to the release of their new EP ‘Dark Water’ on March 26th, Canada’s metalcore band Juliet Ruin is sharing their new lyric video for the third single ‘Fake Stigmata’. The band comments: “Fake…

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News: Daptone to release an album from Morocco’s Innov Gnawa; hear ‘Chorfa’

DAPTONE, the home of soul and funk, is one of those labels whose judgement you can trust; when they’re onto something you just know it’s going to deliver. News that…

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Track: Ryley Walker’s ‘Axis Bent’ is a baroque and complex glory; his new album’s out soon

TROUBADOUR genius touched by the hand of the Tim Buckley, collaborator on some very fine albums, sole architect of yet other records that fall very much in that same category,…

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Boston MC Billy Dean Thomas Reminds Us That “Hope Is A Song In A Weary Throat”

Last year seemed like the year that Billy Dean Thomas would finally break through. The Boston-based hip hop artist, poet and writer had accumulated a steady list of accomplishments. Thomas…

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Album review: Sarah Haras – ‘Mirage’: deeply effective and affecting abstraction

Often abstract albums come across like a loose series of random sketches; but not Mirage. It’s got a clear vision that binds it together and like the best electronic music suggests something different to every listener each time they tune in … and that is some achievement

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SEE: Toulouse post-rockers BRUIT ≤ announce April album; see the video for ‘Renaissance’

ITS MEMBERS having been through the major label wringer, Toulousain post-rock outfit BRUIT ≤ had no desire to make the same mistakes again; and its members decided to strip back…

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