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Sonic Youth – Live In Brooklyn 2011
A thunderous trip through one of the most invigorating catalogues in modern music history, Sonic Youth, Live in Brooklyn 2011 is the best live representation of Sonic youth yet catalogued, and it’s an essential addition to any…
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Mr Phlyzzz – “Fat Chance” Album Review
It’s easy to get cynical, the older you get and the more music you hear, but Mr Phlyzzz’s Fat Chance gives me the same emotions – the same sense of adventure – that I felt…
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Le Mur – “Keep Your Fear Away From Me” Vinyl Review
Bands like Le Mur exist for the artistry of making music and it is a pleasure to witness, once again their quiet evolution. Fans of art rock / post rock and jazz should make finding…
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Queens Of The Stone Age – …In Times New Roman LP Review
A very strong effort indeed from Queens of The Stone Age, …In Times New Roman excels on almost every level. 9/10Â
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Keeley – Floating Above Everything Else LP Review
With a lovely production, all the better for eschewing the modern tendency to polish everything into blandishment, and pitch perfect performances, Floating Above Everything Else is a very special record that ensnares the senses. 10/10
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Terms – “All Becomes Indistinct” LP Review
It is a remarkable work, more art than album, but for those willing to undertake the journey, it’s an incredibly rewarding and original piece of music. 9/10
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