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Track: Mint Field release the heavy psych sounds of Contingencia

With their new album ‘Sentimiento Mundial’ on the horizon, out via Felte Records on September 25th, Mexico City based psych duo Mint Field are back with a new track ‘Contingencia’,…

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See: Eyedress reveals new video for ‘Last Time I’m Falling In Love’

Taken from his upcoming album ‘Let’s Skip To The Wedding’, our via Lex Records on 7th August is the new single from Eyedress, titled ‘Last Time I’m Falling In Love’.…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Dmitry Evgrafov – ‘Surrender’: fashioning post-classical into new shapes

FATCAT’S boutique 130701 imprint is neck and neck with Erased Tapes as the stable of the sometimes rarified, always immensely listenable world of modern- and post-classical; especially the piano-based end…

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NEWS: Doves announce UK dates for 2021, reveal Comet is Coming remix

MUCH-loved Mancunian trio Doves have announced a UK tour for 2021. Jimi and the boys will include a homecoming at Manchester’s O2 Apollo, Brixton Academy and Glasgow Barrowlands visits among the…

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SEE: Matmos’s ‘No Concept’: boundary-pushing collagists return

THEY’VE been quietly toying with our minds for many years now, Matmos: like the doll at the back of the wardrobe which, blessed with life, just twitches and stirs enough…

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Track: Secret Shine – Ember

It is really delightful to see Secret Shine back again with a thrilling single, ‘Ember’. Secret Shine were, of course an indelible part of the Sarah Records/C86 era and made…

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See: Takuya Kuroda reveals new video for the jazz/funk of ‘Change’

Japanese trumpeter Takuya Kuroda, perhaps best know for his 2014 Blue Note album ‘Rising Son’ (produced by José James no less) recently signed to First World Records, and has announced…

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Feature: CARDIACS – A Backseat Mafia top ten playlist in memory of Tim Smith

A personal selection from Backseat Mafia contributors Richard Farnell and Briandroid TO CHOOSE just ten tracks from Cardiacs’ impressive body of work is a near-impossible task. You might think they…

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Album Review: Jon Hassell – Seeing Through Sound (Pentimento Volume 2)

When Brian Eno has touted you as ‘the most influential composer of the last 50 years’, when you’re credited as raising cultural awareness with your ground- breaking Fourth World Music,…

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See: Video for Asylums’ ‘Who Writes Tomorrow’s Headlines?’

Asylums recently released the video for Who Writes Tomorrow’s Headlines?, taken from their recent album Genetic Cabaret. The lyrics revolve around “the puppet masters, those ominous figures that are pulling…

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