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Album Review: Grimes – Miss Anthropocene

On Friday 21st February, Grimes released her highly anticipated 5th album and 3rd on 4AD Records MISS ANTHROPOCENE The album title stems from the words Misanthrope, “a person who dislikes humankind and…

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Premiere: The Fantasy Orchestra release new video for Love in Outer Space

The Fantasy Orchestra. The Bristol / Paris community choir/orchestra have developed from being essentially a Morrison’s covers band into something much more, and release their debut album ‘The Bear and…

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Album Review: The Hanging Stars – A New Kind of Sky (plus tour news)

Folk music seems to be a genre I dip in-and-out of; the multi-faceted style manages to have different elements that have the roots of traditional folk music underpinning those subversions…

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Track: Lettuce – Checker Wrecker

We’ ve always had a bit of a soft spot for funk/jazz combo Lettuce, and their new single ‘Checker Wrecker’, taken from their forthcoming seventh studio album, ‘Resonate’, out May…

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TRACK: FLAT WORMS – MARKET FORCES

Flat Worms, the Los Angeles-based trio announce their new album, Antarctica, out April 10th on God? Records. The first single “Market Forces” is a fuzzy warm call to arms with buzzing guitars and brilliantly…

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TRACK: PETE ASTOR – CHAINED TO AN IDIOT

You Made Me is a Pete Astor album of other people’s songs and one original “Chained To An Idiot which has just been released. Its a response to the rest of…

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TRACK: THE CINEMATIC ORCHESTRA – ZERO ONE/THIS FANTASY (FEAT. GREY REVEREND)

The Cinematic Orchestra – now comprising of founder Jason Swinscoe and long-time collaborator Dominic Smith last release “To Believe” dropped on 15th March 2019 on Ninja Tune with widespread acclaim.…

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Album Review: VASA – Heroics

The strewn out, atmospheric introduction to Scottish post-rock group VASA’s latest effort, Heroics, sits well with me, as a fan of the genre. “Childhood” is the album’s equivalent of the…

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Classic Album: Led Zeppelin – Physical Graffiti

When it came to Physical Graffiti Led Zeppelin opted to make the biggest splash instead of the most impressive splash.

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