Review: The Long Hunt ‘Natural Order’
The Long Hunt are from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and are Trevor Richards – guitar, Allison Kacmar Richards – bass and Mark
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Review: Tavare ‘Too Small To Be So High’
A musical project can truly shine when the artists involved share a common vision and energy. This idea is wonderfully
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Review: This Love Is Drone ‘Angst, Anguish & Agnes’
Angst, Anguish & Agnes – An intriguing album title will always grab my attention, and I’d love to know who
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Review: Turtle Skull ‘Being Here’
So, Turtle Skull, who hail from the East Coast of Australia in New South Wales, deal in some genuinely authentic-sounding
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Review: Törzs ‘Menedék’
The angry teenage me never really had any time for instrumental music. The music that caught my attention was stories
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Review: This Summit Fever ‘This Summit Fever’
I’ve always been a fan of, and fascinated by, the idea of the two-piece rock band. From the commercial, garage-blues
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Review: Temple Fang ‘Lifted From The Wind’
From the opening bit of The River from Dutch psych outfit Temple Fang, I knew things had gotten very interesting.
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Review: Intensive Care + The Body ‘Was I Good Enough?’
It’s been roughly a decade since I last wrote about a release from experimental Portland metal duo The Body. Back
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Review: The Lord Weird Slough Feg ‘Traveller Supplement 1: The Ephemeral Glades’ EP
The Lord Weird Slough Feg, also known as simply Slough Feg, presents a sequel to their 2003 masterpiece Traveller with
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Review: The Underground Youth ‘Décollage’
With a remarkable discography spanning twelve captivating albums, culminating in their latest masterpiece Décollage, The Underground Youth have solidified their
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Review: Telepathy ‘Transmissions’
Looking back over my time with British-based post-rock quartet Telepathy, it seems more than a little surreal. The week after
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