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Album Review: Stuart A Staples – Music for Claire Danis’ High Life

Out on its physical formats on May 3rd via City Slang is Tindersticks’ Stuart A Staples soundtrack for Claire Denis’ first English language film, High Life. In the gaps between…

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Album Review: North Sea Navigator – The Memory Clears the Space for What’s Needed

Former Gravenhurst sideman Paul Nash has been trading under the name North Sea Navigator for a while now, expanding the line up from himself to a three piece and then…

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Album Review : Nicklas Sørensen’s ‘Solo 2’

Nicklas Sørensen most recently blasted dreamy, psychedelic swaths of guitar on Papir’s 2017 record V. Within that Danish three-piece psych rock outfit, Sørensen can go from post-rock stoicism to 60s fuzzed-out freak…

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See: Mark Pritchard releases new video for Come Let Us (feat. Gregory Whitehead)

Mark Pritchard has been releasing music under different guises for nearly 3 decades (Global Communication, Reload, Africa Hitech, Harmonic 313, Harmonic 33, to name a few) but reverted to his…

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Track / Video

Track: North Sea Navigator – Pure Modulations in Space and Time

North Sea Navigator is essentially the project of former Gravenhurst guitarist Paul Nash. Ahead of his/their debut album ‘The Memory Clears the Space for What’s Needed’ out on Blurred Recordings…

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Album Review : Nicklas Sorensen’s ‘Solo 2’

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Album Review : Tangerine Dream’s ‘Quantum Gate’

It’s not very often that a band can continue on after the heart of that band passes on. There’s just something that goes when the center of a musical universe…

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Album Review : Carlton Melton’s ‘Hidden Lights’

Whenever you drop the needle on a Carlton Melton album you can almost always expect to be taken on a journey. Their albums are these sonic doorways into alternate realities…

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Track / Video

Track: Locust Toybox – Saptiro

Whether the decision to release Drownscapes, a new (as described on the press release) sonic adventure from Locust Toybox, aka David Firth, on the eve of Halloween was accidental or…

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Interview: John Fryer/Black Needle Noise

Well, John Fryer doesn’t need much of an introduction! A living legend in alternative music, an aknowledged producer since the 80’s in 4AD, Rough Trade, Beggars Banquet, a very talented musician…

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