Review: Hippotraktor ‘Stasis’
Having moved down to this corner of the South West I spent some time putting on gigs with a friend
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Review: i Häxa ‘Part Two’ EP
Back in March Rebecca Need-Menear (one part of alt-rock combo Anavae) and Peter Miles (Architects, Dodie, Fizz) released the first
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Review: Thot ‘Delta’
Belgium’s enigmatic, industrial post-rock collective Thot are as sonically hard to define as their evolving line-up. Founded by the ‘group
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Review: Glassing ‘From the Other Side Of The Mirror’
The notion of liminal space is certainly a fitting metaphor for the disenfranchisement that rock music has tapped into as
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Review: Love Sex Machine ‘Trve’
French four-piece Love Sex Machine tap into the vibration of the world with molasses-slow sensations, undulating with raw, primitive power
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Review: i Häxa ‘Part One’ EP
Another week and another release from the relentless machine that is Pelagic Records. This time it’s in the form of
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Review: Lustmord ‘Much Unseen Is Also Here’
Lustmord aka Brian Williams, has been making music for over forty years and seeing as I gave a synopsis of
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Review: Arms And Sleepers ‘What Tomorrow Brings’
The sheer volume of available music in the modern age is simply staggering. We have certainly experienced the uptick in
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Review: A Burial At Sea ‘Close To Home’
I have experienced (purely subjectively) the joy of working remotely these last few years and felt the benefits immensely as
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Review: LLNN / Sugar Horse ‘The Horror / Sleep Paralysis Demon’ Split EP
Ahhhh, split single EPs, something of an anachronism these days maybe, but after separating from my first wife and selling
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Review: Bipolar Architecture ‘Metaphysicize’
Pelagic Records are no strangers to rooting out bands that are consumed by the notion of pushing the boundaries of
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