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Steve Nolan: From Water / Ream – album reviews
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Steve Nolan: From Water / Ream Spun Out Of Control Cassette / DL Available Now! Not one but two album by the acclaimed musician / composer Steve Nolan...
Xqui: Lleisiau – Album Review
Xqui Lleisiau Wormhole World Limited Edition CD/Streaming/Download Available now Lee Ashworth ventures out across a musical hinterland to discover Xqui's Lleisiau emanating from the vanguard of a liberating, new...
Jan St. Werner: Glottal Wolpertinger – album review
Jan St. Werner: Glottal Wolpertinger Thrill Jockey LP/DL Available now! Glottal Wolpertinger is the the sixth installment in Jan St. Werner (Mouse On Mars) Fiepblatter Catalogue series....
Kyle Bobby Dunn: From Here To Eternity – Album Review
Kyle Bobby Dunn From Here To Eternity Past Inside the Present Released: 3rd May 2019 Available on digital, CD and Limited Edition 4x LP Set From Here To Eternity...
Abul Mogard: And We Are Passing Through Silently – Album Review
Abul Mogard And We Are Passing Through Silently Houndstooth 15th March 2019 Format:2 LP, CD, Digital Lee Ashworth finds drone epics and an exquisite darkness on Abul Mogard's new...
Dunning & Underwood: The Blow Volume 5 – album review
Dunning & Underwood: The Blow Volume 5 Front & Follow Cassette / DL Available now. Front & Follow continue their series of experimental split releases. Volume 5 sees...
Cosey Fanni Tutti: TUTTI – album review
With TUTTI, Cosey Fanni Tutti has made an album that sings the many joys that can be found in not just the avant-garde scene but in this life experience as well. It is human and humane, fierce and proud. A truly wonderful statement by one of our most important artists. Who knows what the next chapter in the life of Cosey Fanni Tutti contains but you can guarantee one thing, it will never be anything other than interesting.
Machinefabriek: With Voices – album review
Machinefabriek: With Voices Western Vinyl LP/CD/DL 18/01/2019 With Voices is the newest recording by Dutch composer Rutger Zuydervelt under the moniker Machinefabriek. True to its title, the album’s...
Elizabeth Joan Kelly: Music For The DMV – album review
Simple but expertly assembled music with more than a few surprises along the way.
Vanguardista Records: Winter Solstice – album review
Winter Solstice is worthy of your attention and, a few quid to ensure that the roots of music never fade.
Vukovar: Monument – album review
Vukovar have once more warned at the perils of compiling Album Of The Year lists too early.
Brian Eno: Discreet Music / Music For Films / Music For Airports / On Land – reissue review
Brian Eno: Discreet Music / Music For Films / Music For Airports / On Land UMC / Virgin EMI Deluxe LP / LP / CD /...
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