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Sheer Zed: Do Not Submit To The Control Claw – album review"
Call this a concept album, call it experimentalism, call it whatever you will. One thing that it will certainly be called is outstanding.
Sheer Zed: Cosmic Meditation – EP Review"
Sheer Zed: Cosmic Meditation Self Released DL Available Now! Brand new three-track EP by experimental electronic artist Sheer Zed. Cosmic Meditation is inspired by personal meditation rituals and vivid dream working. Simon Tucker reviews. Meditation and dreams have been inspiring artists for centuries. Some artists have dived into the subconscious via the aide of narcotics […]
Godspeed You! Black Emperor: Boiler Shop, Newcastle – live review"
The almighty Godspeed You! Black Emperor are a force to be reckoned with as they tear apart Newcastle with an epic set!
MIS+RESS: MIS+RESS – album review"
No a hint of percussion in sight and a dream come true for any neu-ambient fans. Fascinating.
Neil Campbell & Richard Youngs: Six Scores – album review"
Six Scores – the latest collaboration from two of the UK’s most brain-mangling underground artists is gloriously off-the-wall.