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Album Review : Bill Callahan’s ‘Shepherd in a Sheepskin Vest’

Bill Callahan is one of America’s best modern songwriters. Like contemporaries Will Oldham, Damien Jurado, Phil Elverum, and the late Vic Chesnutt, Callahan paints pictures of worlds of long ago…

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Say Psych: Premiere: Radar Men From the Moon – Bliss EP

Eindhoven-based industrialists RMFTM (Radar Men From The Moon) are back with new material in the shape of an EP titled Bliss and BSM brings you the premiere. The three-track EP…

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Track: The Golden Dregs – Nobody Ever Got Rich (By Making People Sad)

Every now and again you hear a track that just instantly knocks you out. Nobody Ever Got Rich (By Making People Sad), by The Golden Dregs, is one such song.…

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Live: Dark Mofo Festival – Costume

Like some new romantic looking for the tv sound, Adam Ouston (under the nom de plume Costume) could have been straight out of London’s infamous Blitz Club in the eighties.…

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Album Review: Lettuce – Elevate

“This album definitely stretches the boundaries,” says chief composer and percussionist Deitch of New York funk sextet Lettuce, before pretty much summing up the album succinctly, saying “The idea was…

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News: Bodywash Announce Debut Album and Share New Track ‘Reverie’

Montréal’s Bodywash have announced their debut LP Comforter and you can listen to new single “Reverie” which is out now. Bodywash was formed in 2014 when Chris Steward and Rosie Long…

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Track: Night Moves – Recollections

Taken from their forthcoming ‘Can you really find me’, out on June 28th via Domino Records, Night Moves have released a new track, Recollections. It’s a dramatic slice of pop…

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Classic Compilation: Various Artists – I’m Your Fan

The compilation album consisting of multiple acts recording a variety of songs penned by a single artist by way of tribute resulted in a series of releases which can be…

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Track: The Dolly Mops – Where the undead go

Oxford band The Dolly Mops DIY-indie has this unshined, almost scruffiness about it, harking back to those halcyon 80s days when this sort of thing (musically and aesthetically speaking) first…

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Track: Egyptian Blue – Contain It

Post-punks Egyptian Blue are preparing for the launch of their debut EP ‘Collateral Damage’ which drops on June 21st via Yala Records, and ahead of it they’ve released one of…

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