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ALBUM REVIEW: The Gist – ‘Interior Windows’

CARDIFF’S Young Marble Giants subverted the revolution while the fires were still lit. In an age when guitars were razor-loud and lyrics were spat, the Welsh four-piece turned it right…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Car Seat Headrest – Making A Door Less Open

Car Seat Headrest – helmed by ridiculously talented and prolific songwriter Will Toledo – release much anticipated album “Making a Door Less Open” today, on Matador Records. It’s their first…

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ALBUM REVIEW: TRIVIUM – WHAT THE DEAD MEN SAY

Since releasing their debut album in 2003 there has been a sense Trivium have been searching for their own sound. Albums like ‘Ascendancy’ and ‘The Sin And The Sentence’ have…

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ALBUM REVIEW: BC Camplight – Shortly After Takeoff

BC Camplight, aka Brian Christinzio, returns with a new album “Shortly After Takeoff” on 24th April via Bella Union. It is the final chapter of his ‘Manchester Trilogy’, following 2015’s…

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ALBUM REVIEW: THUNDERCAT – IT IS WHAT IT IS.

Is there anyone since the turn of the new millennium as influential as Stephen Lee Bruner, a.k.a Thundercat? Proudly toted as a corner of the Brainfeeder family, Thundercat’s influence can…

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ALBUM REVIEW: M. Ward – Migration Stories

‘Migration Stories’ is the latest album from prolific writer, producer and performer M. Ward. It is out on Anti Records on 3rd April. The world is currently living through an…

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ALBUM REVIEW: MAGIC SWORD – ENDLESS

Any Hotline Miami 2 fans kicking around the website? What about fans of Thor: Ragnarok? I thought the second title might have a bit more mass appeal. Both had tracks…

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ALBUM: Pavey Ark – Close Your Eyes and Think of Nothing

You might not have heard of Pavey Ark, an alternative-folk band from Hull, but on the basis of their gorgeous and delightfully soothing debut album, “Close Your Eyes and Think…

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Album Review: Disq – Collector

There is definitely something in the water in Madison, Wisconsin. Personal anecdote: I have a good friend from the area who has introduced me to a few bands in that…

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ALBUM REVIEW: of Montreal – UR FUN

In ‘San Junipero‘, the exquisite (and greatest, in my view) Black Mirror episode about love, life and death, the main characters, Yorkie and Kelly, walk through a world peppered with…

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