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Say Psych: Album Review: Juju – Our Mother Was A Plant

Rating: 9/10 JuJu is the project of Italian multi-instrumentalist Gioele Valenti who also works with Lay Llamas. Following on from his successful debut album in 2016, Valenti has teamed up…

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Say Psych: Album Review: L.A. Witch – L.A. Witch

Rating: 8/10 L.A. Witch, who’s name is a partial misnomer, hail from Los Angeles but do not partake in any sort of witchcraft, unless you class creating soundscapes of hazy…

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Album Review: Flyte – The Loved Ones

‘The Loved Ones’ is the long anticipated debut from London four-piece Flyte. It’s been some time in the making – about 3 years in fact. Flyte separately admit that as…

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Classic Compilation: James – The Best of James

James are one of those bands that I return to every now and again. It’s not as if I am a massive fan, but they have slowly crept into my…

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Album Review: Alvvays – Antisocialites

Alvvays may have to contend with unreasonably high expectations of their second album, but – trust me – ‘Antisocialites’ is that good. The first time I heard the Toronto-based group…

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Video and Album News: Baxter Dury, Miami

Any uncertainty about Baxter Dury’s parentage is quickly dispelled the minute he starts singing. If singing is the right term: he is a blistering, sardonic cockney raconteur just like his…

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Video and News: Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile, Over Everything

This must be the most perfect laconic, low-fi alt.country indie music match in history – Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile are releasing an album together entitled “Lotta Sea Lice”, due…

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Interview: Trupa Trupa

Music as landscape: Trupa Trupa contemplating the poetry of place. Photo courtesy of the band. Trupa Trupa is a psychedelic no wave band from Gdansk, Poland. Their stylistic approach recalls…

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Album Review: Everything Everything – A fever dream

Everything Everything has been building a really solid career throughout their nearly 10 years of existence. From the 2011’s weird, fresh and intense debut album Man Alive, to the melancholic,…

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Album Review : Queens of the Stone Age ‘Villains’

I’m not the biggest QOTSA fan in the room. There are others that their love and admiration for Josh Homme and crew far outweigh my own. I really didn’t come…

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