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PREMIERE: Seattle’s Acid Tongue stream new album ‘Arboretum’ ahead of release
Tallinn Black Nights Review: Alice, Through The Looking
Exclusive: Salvation Jayne and Ashton Rapturous team up to record Arlo Parks’ Black Dog in session for Backseat Mafia
Premiere: Gefahrgeist Share The Two Part Track ‘Orbit’ (Feat Rapper Conscious Route); We Get First Listen
Track: El Ten Eleven share the grand alien (post-)funk of ‘New Year’s Eve’ and detail a massive tour
Premiere: Eucereon releases the beautiful melancholic indie-folk of ‘Go’
Track: Leo Abrahams pushes six strings into a pyroclastic flow of glitch on ‘Spiral Trem’
Film Review: The Shop Around the Corner
Premiere: Lil Seyi – Westside (La Felix) remix; NZ producer brings the funk to a Summer hit
See: Rival Consoles drops the darkly pulsing choreography of ‘Monster’ ahead of tomorrow’s album
News: Fresh from trepanning with Squarepusher, SCALPING announce British headlining dates for the start of the year
News: Seefeel and KMRU warp and weft on a limited remix cassette, ‘Rapture To Rupt’
Blu-Ray Review: Champion
Live Review: Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes / Cassyette / Lynks, Manchester Academy, 25.11.2021
EP: The delicately beautiful ‘Creatures of Habit’ from Brisbane artist Aren’t is an exquisite triumph. Plus news of launch date.
Live Review: The Levellers / Peat & Diesel / Maelor Hughes, Manchester Academy 26.11.2021
Tallinn Black Nights Review: On Our Way
Premiere: The Silver Bars release new single, The Long Night
See: Carapace drop new single ‘Celadon Fives’ and the accompanying DIY video is a psychedelic joy
Premiere: Sunday Driver release new visuals for the cool jazz/psych pop fusion of ‘Somewhere Nice’

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Album review: Various artists – ‘Home – Volume One curated by Ali Tillett’: a beautifully tessellated, warming set of old-skool chillout

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Music News Premiere Track / Video

PREMIERE: Seattle’s Acid Tongue stream new album ‘Arboretum’ ahead of release

Gareth O Malley December 2, 2021

Though its core members are based in Seattle – that’s Guy Keltner and Ian Cunningham – Acid Tongue are no strangers to international collaboration or putting in work when it comes to their band. Last year, they released their second album Bullies right before the world shut down due to the unfolding pandemic. Yes, it …

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Music News Track / Video

Track: El Ten Eleven share the grand alien (post-)funk of ‘New Year’s Eve’ and detail a massive tour

Chris Sawle December 2, 2021

WITH our ears still ringing and our souls still swooning while getting our heads round last year’s conceptual triple album, Tautology, (No! come back this instant! For it (post) rocks so hard and so delicately, by turns – hey, read our review and have a listen if you don’t believe us) El Ten Eleven, the Southern …

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News: Fresh from trepanning with Squarepusher, SCALPING announce British headlining dates for the start of the year

Chris Sawle December 2, 2021

BRISTOL’S quite literally skull-reshaping post-rave quartet Scalping, fresh from what must’ve been a sonically mental tour in support of Warp Records bass ‘n’ breaks genius Squarepusher, are back out on the road early next year, with a string of UK dates just announced. 2021 has been a stellar year for SCALPING: it all began with …

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News: Seefeel and KMRU warp and weft on a limited remix cassette, ‘Rapture To Rupt’

Chris Sawle December 2, 2021

THE MORE you think about it, the more it makes sense that these two artists should get together: Warp, Rephlex and Too Pure ambient electronic dub explorers Seefeel, who’ve benefitted from a comprehensive reissue programme this year; and Nairobi’s Joseph Kamaru, aka KMRU, whose atmospheric, ambient Afro-electronica set Logue we adored when it was released …

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9.0 Album Reviews Backseat Downunder Music News Track / Video

EP: The delicately beautiful ‘Creatures of Habit’ from Brisbane artist Aren’t is an exquisite triumph. Plus news of launch date.

Arun Kendall December 1, 2021

On aesthetics alone, the artwork for Aren’t‘s new EP ‘Creatures Of Habit’ (illustrated by Grace Taylor) is extraordinarily beautiful. Fittingly, the illustrations have a joyous emotional warmth and fragility that is a palimpsest for the shimmering songs within, reflecting the stunning music within. Aren’t is Fionn Richards – last seen in Brisbane band Requin which burned brightly …

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