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Album Review: Peter Baumann ‘Machines of Desire’

Peter Baumann reportedly met with his old Tangerine Dream bandmate Edgar Froese in January 2015, to discuss a reformation of sorts. Sadly, Froese’s demise some weeks later put paid to…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Tales of Murder and Dust – The Flow In Between

Danish post-rockers Tales of Murder and Dust release their second LP, The Flow In Between, today on Fuzz Club Records. Formed in Aarhus in 2007, Tales of Murder and Dust…

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Album Review: Matt Berry – Matt Berry and The Maypoles Live

A quick perusal of the artwork of Matt Berry and the Maypoles Live, with it’s Acid Jazz label styled in the manner of the old Philips logo, a back cover…

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Meet: Spookyland and watcht the video for God’s Eyes

It’s been a few years since Australian band Spookyland visited europe, but for those that had the pleasure of catching them live, a distinct impression was made, not least for…

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Album Review: Damien Jurado – Visions of Us on the Land

Damien Jurado is one of the most interesting musicians working today. He may not think that, but he’s a modest guy. Jurado’s not the kind of artist that sits around…

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Preview: 2Q Festival – Derby, 9th April 2016

2Q festival is a brand new musical venture held in Derby on Saturday 9th April 2016. Six city centre venues have united for the single day event, bringing an eclectic mix of…

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Album Review: Luxury Hobo – Big Boy Bloater

The throaty roar of Big Boy Bloater signals his returns with a new album – Luxury Hobo. Specifically, you are straight into the driving Hammond organ rhythm of “Devils, Not…

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Album Review: Crashing into things – To Consume, and To Be Consumed

In a world of music that tends to insult our intelligence it’s refreshing to hear a band that actually challenges us intellectually. Crashing Into Things prove to be highly creative…

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Album Review: Galerie Stratique – Rêves de Béton

It is unclear whether Quebec’s Galerie Stratique (Charles-Émile Beullac) is presenting us with a vision of the future or his interpretation of the modern desensitized world. Either way the outlook…

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Album Review: The Stone Foxes – Twelve Spells

At the start of rock and roll the generational the battlelines were well defined and they remained static for decades. The young rock and pop acts specifically targeted the youth…

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