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Album Review: -(16)- return to form with Dream Squasher

-(16)- return with their new album, Dream Squasher this month via Relapse Records. A testament to the power of loss, every moment of Dream Squasher casts the San Diego band into new, deeper depths.…

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Track: Jimmy Edgar – Bent (feat. Hudson Mohawke)

Out via Innovative Leisure right now is ’Bent’, the new track from Jimmy Edgar who has enlisted the help or fellow electronic a-lister Hudson Mohawke for a futuristic collaboration. Opening…

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NEWS: Haiku Salut to live stream new film score

DERBYSHIRE post-folk trio Haiku Salut have announced a lockdown live stream of a new, alternative score they have composed for the Studio Ghibli animated classic, Spirited Away. Their new accompaniment…

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Bob Holroyd – Hiding In Plain Sight

Composer and sometime collaborator with the likes of Coldcut, Four Tet, Francois K and Mogwai, Bob Holroyd has released his first new material in two years, a track called ‘Hiding…

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Droppin’ Knowledge: Listen – Jay Cinema & Jacob Barlow Release EP Peace of Mind, Mind of Peace

Jay Cinema and Jacob Barlow share their wonderful new album, Peace of Mind, Mind of Peace. On this EP, Cinema, from Yonkers, New York, and Barlow, create dusty, lo-fi landscapes…

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Album Review: Modern Nature – Annual

JACK COOPER has had a mercurial musical decade. Cast your mind back ten years and you’d have found him in that harbour of all things leftfield, FatCat, plying his trade…

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Track: Waxflower – Sixteen Floors

Brisbane quartet Waxflower have recently signed to Rude Records – home to American Hi-Fi, Blood Youth and the like, and have today released a new single, Sixteen Floors. It comes…

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Track: Shirley Collins – Wondrous Love, plus album news.

Shirley Collins is living history. A pioneer who has been exploring the possibilities of folk music right from its second surging UK revival in the 1950’s. Along the way she…

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Feature: Smoove and Turrell give us an exclusive track by track breakdown of new album Stratos Bleu

Out today via the magnificent Jalapeño Records is Stratos Bleu, the new album from Newcastle’s finest electro-jazz/soul pioneers Smoove & Turrell, essentially producer Smoove and lyricist / singer John Turrell.…

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Album review: Windy & Carl – Allegiance and Conviction

DEARBORN, Michigan, isn’t necessarily a name that trips off the tongue when you think of musical powerhouses; but this little satellite city of Detroit is a quiet mecca for fans…

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