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AlbumssubtractiveLAD - Where the Land Meets the Sky
Notes are held on keyboards for infinity, synths bubble underneath and layers upon layers of sound are delicately textured throughout each track. Occasionall... Read more »| 27 Mar 2009 -
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Benjamin Golby - I Was Sound
Debut album from Australian folksmith Read more »| 27 Mar 2009 -
AlbumsLast Days - The Safety of the North
On paper, The Safety of the North sounds like a somewhat ambitious proposition. Creator and sole band member Graham Richardson’s vision of a cinematic ... Read more »| 27 Mar 2009 -
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Tim Exile - Listening Tree
Introducing the boy wonder of techno Read more »| 26 Mar 2009 -
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Crystal Antlers – Tentacles
In the endlessly cyclical history of popular music, psychedelic rock has mostly been left to gather dust in record shops. There have been isolated attempts t... Read more »| 26 Mar 2009 -
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Big Ned - Big Ned
Oozing out of the stereo like a Scottish version of Danzig, Big Ned positively revel in the fact that the Devil's playground is not exclusively in the Middle... Read more »| 26 Mar 2009
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Thomas Truax - Songs From the Films of David Lynch
‘Lynchian’ has for too long been bandied around as a synonym for ‘surreal’, when it really fits only the truly unsettling and perplex... Read more »| 26 Mar 2009 -
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Jeniferever - Spring Tides
Further proof that Scandinavia is responsible for some of the most exciting and inventive music around just now, Swedish quartet Jeniferever are back with a ... Read more »| 26 Mar 2009 -
AlbumsBeatrice Antolini - A Due
‘Sounds like Dresden Dolls’, says the press release accompanying Beatrice Antolini’s second offering, and it’s not kidding. The thund... Read more »| 26 Mar 2009 -
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Video Nasties - On All Fours
Dammit, the boys sound like they're having fun Read more »| 26 Mar 2009 -
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The Flowers of Hell - Come Hell or High Water
Ambitious collaboration project attempts to bridge gap between classical and rock - and succeeds Read more »| 25 Mar 2009 -
AlbumsXykogen - Terminology
Bland techno, insipid vocals and ignorant pretentiousness Read more »| 25 Mar 2009 -
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The Thermals - Now We Can See
This Portland-based trio (sometimes duo) received high praise for their 2006 album The Body, The Blood, The Machine with its grunge-pop tunefulness and the i... Read more »| 25 Mar 2009 -
AlbumsPeter Bjorn and John - Living Thing
“Peter Bjorn and John? The happy-go-lucky Swedes responsible for whistle-core pop smash Young Folks? They’re great, any whistling this time?&rdqu... Read more »| 25 Mar 2009 -
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Southerly - Storyteller & the Gossip Columnist
Southerly seem to tick all the right boxes for admission into the hearts and iPods of zeitgeist-alt-America. Central creative prodigy à la Beirut? Che... Read more »| 25 Mar 2009