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Fad Gadget: The Best Of….-reissue review
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Fad Gadget: The Best Of... Mute Records LP/DL Out Now! Celebrating 40yrs since the debut Fad Gadget 7" single release, Mute Records release 2001's Best Of on vinyl...
Goldie: Saturnz Return ’21st Anniversary Edition’ – reissue review
Goldie: Saturnz Return '21st Anniversary Edition' London Records LP/CD/DL Goldie's complicated follow up to Timeless gets the deluxe reissue treatment. Featuring the likes of Noel Gallagher, David...
Haiku Salut: The General – album review
Haiku Salut: The General Secret Name LP/CD/DL Available 2nd August 2019 Acclaimed trio Haiku Salut return with their fourth album which is an original soundtrack for the...
Radio Europa: Community Is Revolution – album review
Uncompromising contender for any albums of the year listing and an essential listen.
Ifriqiyya Electrique: Laylet El Booree – album review
This is modern day punk with a Tunisian twist – lively, powerful and often sounding out of control.
The Relations: Night’s Prelude – album review
The Relations: Night's Prelude Spun Out Of Control Cassette / DL Available Now. Neil Hale (Correlations) returns with a new project this time with the help of a...
Konx-om-Pax: Ways Of Seeing – album review
Ways of Seeing is a new language created with old words. It is an album that wants to fully embrace you and to allow you some space to close off from the real world and drift through this new one that Konx-om-Pax has invented with love, dedication, sweat and intelligence.
ionnalee: Remember the Future – Album Review
ionnalee: Remember the Future To Whom It May Concern Format: digital download/stream/CD/Vinyl Available now With her second album as a solo artist, the enigmatic ionnalee steps further from...
Plaid: Polymer – album review
Plaid: Polymer Warp Records LP / CD / DL Available now. Tenth studio album from Warp Records mainstays Plaid sees the duo in full storytelling mode. Simon Tucker...
boycalledcrow: Emerald – album review
boycalledcrow: Emerald Wormhole World CD/DL Available now! The latest long-player by boycalledcrow sees him pushing his melodic sensibilities further than before. Simon Tucker reviews. Clouds opens Emerald. Clouds part....
Phildel: Wave Your Flags – album review
Phildel is a huge star in the waiting, doing things her way, in her time and on her rules, make no mistake, she is an enormous talent.
Vukovar: Cremator – album review
they rise one more like a proverbial phoenix out of the ashes of their previous incarnation with new found vigour and intent in the form of Cremator.
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