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Album Review: Hauschka – ‘What If’

Golden Globe and BAFTA nominee Volker Bertelmann AKA Hauschka’s is about to release his eighth album ‘What If’, haunting melodies, mysterious sounds, pristine ambience, minimalism, frenetic buzz, vintage sci-fi echo…

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Album Review: David Douglas – Spectators Of The Universe

David Douglas used to do videos now does music…….ok more info…………he has a wealth of analogue equipment, including a prized Roland Space Echo with which he creates waves of celestial…

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Album review: Xiu Xiu – Forget

From the howled opening lyrics to ‘The Call’ it’s very clear that Xiu Xiu’s latest project is a giant step away from last year’s Plays The Music Of Twin Peaks.…

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Album Review: Richard Pinhas – Reverse

Richard Pinhas is what you’d call a pioneer of both electronic music and experimental rock. His early years were spent recording with first Schizo, then space rock pioneers Heldon, as…

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Album Review: Brad Laner – Micro-Awakenings

Brad Laner is one of the most creative musical minds you’ve probably never heard of. He’s a California guy that’s been deep in the experimental music scene since the mid-80s.…

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Album Review: Cellophane Garden – Illuminations

When you think of a musician holed up in the Ozarks of northwest Arkansas creating music amongst those storied wooded hills, the sound that comes to mind is a particular…

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Album Review: Ashley Bellouin – Ballads

After the needle drops on Ashley Bellouin’s debut album titled Ballads you know right away this isn’t going to be a sappy collection of odes to lovers and significant others.…

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Album Review: Conrad Schnitzler/Schneider TM : Con-struct

Conrad Schnitzler was a German experimental music pioneer. He founded Berlin’s legendary Zodiak Free Arts Lab, a subculture club, in 1967/68. He was also a member of Tangerine Dream, showing up…

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Album Review: LTO – The Number From Which All Things Come

Bristol based musician LTO has released his debut album ‘The Number From Which All Things Come’ the title refers to the numerology of the number 10, 10 was described by Agrippa (an…

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See: Muuy Biien release a new video for their track Another Chore

Speaking about Another Chore, the new single from Anthen GA’s Muuy Biien, Joshua Evans from the band says “Another chore is a song about annoying, unambitious people. Robbie and I …

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