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TRACK: Fjord boy Kristian Grostad debuts with widescreen ‘Feels Lighter’

KRISTIAN GROSTAD is a fjordgutten – a “fjord boy”. Hailing from Steinkjer on the craggy Norwegian west coast, an eight-hour drive from Oslo, Kristian grew up in a musical household…

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NEWS: Margo Price’s third gets July date: watch a taster

JULY 10th will finally see Margo Price’s hotly anticipated third studio album, That’s How Rumors Get Started, hit the shelves. With its original release date of May 8th trashed by…

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News: OSSUARY ANEX – 1st single, cover art and tracklist revealed

Russian Brutal Death Metallers OSSUARY ANEX, have just revealed details of what will be their 3rd album to be entitled “Obscurantism Apogee”, which will be released in September 22nd, 2020…

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See: PRYSM release new video for Watchers

Newcastle alt-rock/psych band have been making waves since their formation in 2015, and they have released a new single ‘Watchers’, recorded in Garage Studios in South Shields. Concernied with manipulation…

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TRACK: Internet Death’s ‘NOT YOUR DOG’ is industrial gabba fury

CHARTING the times we are in, with all the fear, anger, hostility and frustration inherent, is something of a mission for Finlay Anderson – the man behind those purveyors of…

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SEE: The Close Lobsters have still got the guitar shimmer nailed – ‘Godless’

STRAIGHT outta Paisley on the back of the C86 guitar pop wave, Close Lobsters were a little unfortunate to fly under the radar compared to some of their contemporaries. The…

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Droppin’ Knowledge: Reggae Icon Buju Banton Shares New Single – Listen

Reggae and Dancehall icon Buju Banton has shared a new song from his forthcoming album, Upside Down, his first, full-length studio album in ten years. The single, “Blessed,” is the…

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SEE: Sally Anne Morgan spins fine Appalachian Thread for Thrill Jockey

STEPPING out on her own after underpinning the work of acclaimed fellow travellers such as Appalachian purists The Black Twig Pickers, it’s time for Sally Anne Morgan to take a…

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SEE: unsettling Aberdeenshire folk noir from Fair Mothers

A TREMULOUS, held guitar note, fed through fuzz and vibrato, with the raw quality of a wire fence shuddering in the wind; a darkly delicate piano arpeggio, as if remembered…

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SEE: Turin’s Cijan set out their postrock manifesto with “Homecoming”

HAILING from the northern Italian city of Turin, Cijan are quickly making a name for their themselves on the domestic scene. Their debut longform set, REA-0919, was released last year;…

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