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Kim Gordon – No Home Record CD Review
Easily one of the most original and exciting albums to have been released in 2019, No Record Home is a piece of art presented as a contemporary rock record and it marks a high point…
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Modern Technology – Modern Technology EP Review
…it’s like the first time I heard Nirvana, Sonic Youth or Fugazi – that same sense of danger mingled with excitement. This is a band that matters and whose music means something.
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I/O – Self-Titled Album Review
Bold, beautiful and brutal, I/O conjure up a compelling storm – just don’t expect an easy ride. 8
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Parasitic Twins – All That’s Left To Do Now Is Sleep With Each Other EP Review
Tracking live was a good choice as the production captures the band’s visceral groove and it’s hard to argue with the pared back approach the band have taken. In short, this rules. 9
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Low – Double Negative Vinyl Review
Arguably the band’s finest album in years, double negative sees Low step out from their comfort zone (and everyone else’s) to deliver an album that draws upon a wide sonic palette to deliver something truly…
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Split Cranium – ‘I’m The Devil And I’m OK’ Album Review
Deftly edited so that no track outstays its welcome, the album flows with remarkable coherence considering the chaos that swirls at its dark heart and, for those seeking a dose of coruscating crust punk, there’s…
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Phil Stiles
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