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Utopium – Self-Titled Album Review
Ever the sucker for well-constructed artwork, Utopium had me hooked with the beautifully conceived cover for their self-titled debut album before I heard a note. The fact that the band draw upon influences such as…
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Music For Voyeurs – ‘EICV7″ No. 50’ EP Review
Haunting, melodic and quite, quite beautiful, this short EP is the perfect induction into the world of Music for voyeurs and well worth your time.
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When Icarus Falls – ‘Circles’ EP Review
The songs are exciting, evocative and imaginative and they crave repeated listens and complete attention. Close the curtains, put your life on hold and drift with ‘circles’, it’s a trip you’ll want to repeat.
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Nebelung – ‘Palingenesis’ Album Review
Unutterably beautiful, no essay, however long, will ever do this release justice, but perhaps it suffices to say that if you have a passion for music in all its forms then Nebelung’s wondrous masterpiece is…
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Corbeaux / Volte Face – ‘The Meeting Point’ EP Review
Packaged with attractive artwork, and really rather beautiful, ‘the meeting point’ is a rare gem that is worth discovering.
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Abysse – ‘En(d)grave’ Album Review
th stunning cover art once again, Abysse just keep getting better – here’s to seeing them live in the UK soon, but for the time being sate your appetite with this excellent record.
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Phil Stiles
SonicAbuse editor & writer
