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Visage Pâle: Holistic Love – album review"
Visage Pâle: Holistic Love Castles in Space 10″ LP / DL Available now Lars-Martin Isler aka Visage Pâle releases his debut album via Castles In Space. Featuring both French and English lyrics, Holistic Love is a vital reminder of what made the original synth-pop explosion so important. Simon Tucker reviews. OK so there was some […]
Luna Pines: Daisy – single release"
Luna Pines’ Daisy featuring Jess Mollie: Bryony Hegarty reviews new single release on Sixteen Records for Louder Than War.
John Grant: Sage Gateshead – live review"
The incredible John Grant puts on yet another genre defying, interstellar show where he navigates disco to soaring post rock with ease!
Subjective: Act One: Music For Inanimate Objects – album review"
Subjective: Act One: Music For Inanimate Objects Masterworks LP / CD / DL Available Now. Act One: Music For Inanimate Objects is the debut album by Ulterior Motive’s James Davidson and Drum and Bass pioneer Goldie under the Subjective moniker. Simon Tucker reviews. The roots of Subjective can be traced back to Goldie’s celebrated album […]
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.
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