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News: Cult of Luna’s Johannes Persson & Perturbator to release ‘Final Light’ album

Final Light, a one-time only project featuring Perturbator and Cult of Luna’s Johannes Persson, release their self-titled album on June 24 via Red Creek. The project is the result of…

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Live Review: Terrorvision / Shanghai Treason – Birdwell Venue, Barnsley 29.04.2022

Its Friday night in Barnsley and what better way to spend it than in an ex working men’s club with a bunch of lads from Bradford and about 450 of…

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Live Review: Wet Leg – Electric Ballroom, London 26.04.2022

Excuse me? That joke isn’t funny anymore, huh? Well, with a debut album hitting the top of the charts packed with infectious songs aplenty and sold out gigs throughout the…

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Album Review: Rhys Fulber – Brutal Nature

Rhys Fulber is a Canadian electronic musician and producer best known for his lengthy (and ongoing) tenures with industrial standard bearers Front Line Assembly and ambient pop exponents Delerium (both…

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Album Review: Sid Le Rock – Invisible Nation

The idiosyncratic musical style and production practices by Sheldon, Sidney Thompson (aka Sid Le Rock) are shaped by the DIY electronic-music movement that has encouraged his creativity to develop and…

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Live Review: Pip Blom / Mt Misery – Independent, Sunderland 29.04.2022

By Adam Littlemore Misery as they first open up the night with their amazing music spinning Lo-fi romantic songs in their live performance with their ambient atmosphere sounds. This was…

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Track: Deepshade – Life Is Beauty

Psyche stoners Deepshade are set to release their new EP ‘Gloaming’, due the 13th of May. Along with this news, the band have shared their new single taken from the…

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Album Review: Congotronics International – Where’s The One? : Indispensable document from the Congolese/leftfield indie supergroup, live and locomotive.

Collective, supergroup, ensemble…whatever way you look at it Congotronics International were a big big band. Nineteen musicians, five guitarists, three likembe players, five percussionists, two bass players, three drummers and…

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Live Review: Mae Muller – The Wardrobe, Leeds 27.04.22

Mae Muller opens her Leeds show in a style that would translate well to a much bigger venue. Already hyped by the excellent Cat Burns and a pre-set playlist that…

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Track: Sydney’s legendary Caligula are back with ‘Invisible’: a stately and anthemic piece of goth-laced groove. Catch them live this month – seeing is believing.

Like a fine wine maturing, the legendary Caligula are simply getting better in their renaissance. They were brightly burning stars in the nineties and, after a long hiatus, are back…

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