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See: Soft as Snow reveal new video for Pink Rushes

The Norwegian-born, Berlin-based duo Soft as Snow will release their debut album ‘Deep Wave’ on April 6th, via Houndstooth. It was created by Soft as Snow members Oda Egjar Starheim…

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News: Queen Kwong Announce European Tour Dates

In support of the new Album ‘Love Me To Death’ , Queen Kwong will be playing a string of European dates in May. The brainchild of Carré Callaway, ‘Love Me…

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News: Erased Tapes to re-release Penguin Cafe Orchestra’s final album Union Cafe

To mark the 20th year since his untimely passing, Penguin Cafe Orchestra’s mainstay Simon Jeffes son, Arthur, who carries on his fathers legacy under the name Penguin Cafe, has colluded…

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Album Review : Diagnos’ ‘Diagnos’

Listening to Diagnos’ debut self-titled record is a beguiling experience. It falls somewhere between ambient noise pop and hypnotic electronica. There’s moments where you get lost in the melodic drone…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Las Cobras – Temporal

Rating: 8/10 Psychedelia has always been in South America’s culture and history, ingrained since the 1960s with the politically charged tropicalia movement and things aren’t so different now. A great…

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Album Review : United Waters’ ‘The Narrows’

I won’t pretend to know much about Mouthus. I won’t because I don’t. I know nothing about the noise rock duo that hailed from Brooklyn, New York and who released…

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Album Review : Black Cube Marriage’s ‘Astral Cube’

Okay I’ll be honest, I’m not really sure what’s happening on Black Cube Marriage’s Astral Cube. Listening to it for the third time I’m considerably more intrigued than I was…

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Album Review: The Radiophonic Workshop – Burials in Several Earths

Radiophonic Workshop, the hugely influential early proponents of electronic music and soundtrack architects are back with an evocative suite of synth improvisations. This is the first new music by…

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Album Review: Colin Stetson – All This I Do For Glory

Well, this is some way from “a man shouting into a hoover bag full of saxophones”. I can’t remember who described one of the tracks from Stetson’s ‘New History Warfare:…

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Live Review: The All Seeing Hand at Schmørgåsbaag, Hobart, Sunday, 23 April 2017

In the early evening on a Sunday at the very edge of the world, a fitting place to witness an extraordinary performance from New Zealand band The All Seeing Hand.…

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