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Track: The Chemical Brothers – Sometimes I feel so deserted, plus album news

Nearing quarter of a century at the cutting edge of mindwarp electronica, Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons are back once again with a new track, Sometimes I feel so deserted,…

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Track: Laura Doggett – Into the Glass (full Spector mix)

Its probably the remarkable voice of Bath singer-songwriter Laura Doggett thats bringing her to the attention of many – not least Years & Years, who she supported recently at their…

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New Music: Machineyfied – Piss Business / Alan Minter

To celebrate the launch of a new Nottingham record label, NGland Records, Antronhy – the drummer with Bicouac and Punish the Atom has got together with Jason WIlliamson of the…

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Album Review: Roisin Murphy – Hairless Toys

Roisin Murphy will release her third solo album ‘Hairless Toys’ on May 12th, but after nearly eight years since her second album “Overpowered’ reached number twenty in the UK album…

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See: Maiians release video for Sionara

With their two drummers, intricate lines of post rock mashed with electronica and arresting live shows we were always likely to like Maiians, and following their debut Tokyo EP and…

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See: Lisbon release ‘I Don’t Know’ Music Video

‘I Don’t Know’ is the latest video from Lisbon and it’s a great track to get you in the mood for summer now that the days are longer and the…

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Album Review: Grace Jones – The Disco Years

1977 was an important year according to most people I know, and many I don’t. The first Star Wars film was screened, The first issue of 2000AD was published, Apple…

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See: Rubik releases new video for ‘Duet’

Shaun Yule, the London producer otherwise known as Rubik, has been on the edges of the experimental electronic scene for a while now, both as a performer – his latest…

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Album Review: Lonelady – Hinterland

Manchester’s Julie Ann Campbell, aka LoneLady, piqued listeners’ interest with her debut album five years ago and has now returned with the remarkable Hinterland, an incredible hat tip to early…

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Live Review: East India Youth – Rise, Bristol, 10.04.2015

To people of a certain age in Bristol the mention of Imperial Records makes everyone slightly glassy eyed and wistful. It was a place to bump into friends and find…

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