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Album Review: Battles – La Di Da Di

Listening to Battles is like plugging into the mainframe of some futuristic generator. You are instantly pulled into this stream-of-consciousness robot groove that acts as some sort of virtual yellow…

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Album Review: Lloyd Cole – 1D electronics 2012-2014

The opportunity was there, no doubt, for Lloyd Cole to jump on the revival bandwagon. After all, the way he dropped literary references into his keenly observed tales of life…

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Album Review: Halsey – ‘Badlands’

It’s a rare thing to find an album that is a complete experience, where it’s emotions, themes and atmosphere jump right out of the audio and leave you with the…

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Album Review: MG : MG

MG is actually Martin Gore. Martin Gore is actually that guy that pretty much makes Depeche Mode Depeche Mode. Songwriter, guitarist, keys, angelic backing vocals…that’s Martin Gore. MG is what…

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Album Review: Mark Morriss – The Taste Of Mark Morriss

Bluetones frontman Mark Morriss has been a busy boy of late. The singer and his former band mates recently announced they would be going back on the road to celebrate…

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Album Review: The Chemical Brothers – Born In The Echoes

Bands that produce dance music are rarely known for their longevity. There are no long term benefits, and certainly no pension plan. Dance music trends move on so quickly that…

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Album Review: Kelpe – The Curved Line

On his fifth album, The Curved line – Kelp, aka London producer Kel McKeown, doesn’t reinvent the electronic wheel, rather just polishes his own version of it a little bit.…

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Album Review: LA Priest – Inji

There are two ways an artist can go when breaking free from the shadows of a former group and going it alone. They can either adopt the style of their…

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Album review: Years & Years – Communion

2015 has been an amazing year so far for London based three piece Years & Years. They took the title of BBC Sound of 2015, scored their first number one…

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Album Review: Act – Love and Hate – A compact introduction to Act

One of the blink and you’ll miss it bands from the time of synth-pop revolution, Act flashed and burnt out, pretty much before anyone noticed. The duo, Thomas Leer and…

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