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NEWS: Deniz Tek’s solo outing ‘Take It To The Vertical’ gets a vinyl issue from Wild Honey; hear ‘Press On’

RADIO BIRDMAN founder and garage rock legend Deniz Tek is to have his ’92 solo outing featuring The Stooges’ Ron Asheton, Take It To The Vertical, lovingly reissued by Wild…

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TRACK: Western Column – ‘Hear Not Say’: spiralling shoegaze sunshine

CHRISTOPHER DEVINE has been a-shakin’ and a-movin’ on the Glasgow music scene for a fair old while now, as part of Dutch Wine and Stock Manager; but he’s changed costumes…

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Track: Thrillhouse release another dazzling piece of funky indie brilliance in the track ‘Flawed Design’

Brighton’s most enigmatic and, in my humble opinion, underrated band, Thrillhouse have launched the new year with another superb single – ‘Flawed Design’. Over the past few years, Thrillhouse have…

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Track: T. G. Shand’s new single ‘The Ease’ is a glorious, woozy, shoegaze delight

‘The Ease’, the new single from T.G. Shand, is an immersive and dreamy soundscape with a shoegaze sheen and a dream pop glimmer. It is absolutely fantastic. T.G. Shand is…

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NEWS: Alex Tucker announces new MICROCORPS project and album; hear ‘XEM’, feat. Gazelle Twin

MICROCORPS is the new project from Kent artist and sound venturer Alex Tucker, better known to those of us who venture experimentally in our music by the fuller, more formal version…

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TRACK: Amava – ‘Just Fine’: from Oregon to Nashville with a clutch of pure pop

AMAVA found herself not quite part of the gang after a move to Oregon early in her teenage years, for a slower pace of familial life; try as she might,…

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Track: Aussie indie stalwarts Children Collide return with the psychedelic track Trampoline and announce tour and album

Melbourne’s Children Collide are a solid piece of the furniture in the house of indie rock in Australia, producing some of the most enjoyable indie rock/pop over the last ten…

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TRACK: Pictish Trail – ‘Dream Wall’: hushed loveliness from the dream state

JOHNNY LYNCH who, besides running the dependably excellent Lost Map Records (which, being based, for most of us, up there on the Hebridean island of Eigg, isn’t lost from the…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Bill Stone – ‘Stone’: Maine psych-folk nugget sifted and reissued

Drag City dig deep, strike fortune: Bill Stone's album rings down the decades and it's really sweet. Sure it's a little rough 'round the edges, but that's absolutely part of the charm; you can hear these songs live and breathe, the actual moment of their realisation. Real and delightful

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ALBUM REVIEW: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – ‘New Fragility’: raging at the state we’re in

On New Fragility, Alec Ounsworth looks at the state we're in and calls it like he sees it; rage and horror is articulated with poetry and precision and more often than not with you being able to sing along with abandon

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