Tag: ambient
Fred Deakin: Fred Deakin Presents The Lasters – album review
Lemon Jelly's Fred Deakin returns with a concept album full of trip hop beats and dystopian tales.
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- Bandcamp CD / DL Out Now! Barnsley duo Lyndon Scarfe (The Black Lamps) and Sam Horton (Regional Creeps) unveil their new project . Simon Tucker...
Li Yilei Announces Debut Album And Shares First Track
Li Yilei has announced details of her debut album Unabled Form which is due to be released via LTR Records on the 28th February...
Afghan Sand Gang: Fast Talk – new single.
The Mossley ambient indie quartet return with a tune that refreshes your ears reckons Wayne AF Carey.
Föllakzoid: I – album review
Chilean krautrockers Föllakzoid's fourth album is an all-enveloping experience both sinister and slightly disconcerting, while at the same time strangely exhilarating, says Tim Cooper.
LIVE
40 years ago R.E.M. played their first ever gig : our man was there and here is his review
In the early hours of the evening, several hundred people gathered around a collapsing episcopal church, only a short walk away from the university's main entrance.
INTERVIEWS
Children of the State – Interview
Lily Martin interviews Yorkshire favourites Children of the State, finding out what's in store for their latest release Big Sur, and how COVID-19 is impacting the music industry.
NEWS
Listen to This! Louder Than War Favourites Blackelvis Return With Second Single of the Year l4Yl
Cardiff funk rockers Blackelvis return with L4YL, their second single of the year. Effortlessly fusing together elements of...
MEDIA
Kwaidan – film review
Kwaidan (1964)
Director: Masaki Kobayashi
Cast: Rentarō Mikuni, Keiko Kishi, Kazuo Nakamura
Run time: 183 mins
Format: Blu-ray
Language: Japanese (with optional...
FESTIVALS
Dark Music Days (Myrkir Músíkdagar), Iceland – festival review
Dark Music Days (Myrkir Músíkdagar)
Reykjavik, Iceland
26 January to 4 February 2020 Reykjavík's Dark Music Days midwinter festival has...
