Review: The Breedling ‘Detritus’
The East Anglian Fens have a tendency to divide people. There are those who admire the landscape for its eco-diversity
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Review: Mari Boine ‘Alva’
Ever since her first release in 1985, Mari Boine has been one of the most prominent forces in the Sámi
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Review: i Häxa ‘Part Three’ EP
Personally, this year has passed with a surreal sense of time; on the one hand, it seems like an age
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Review: Melt-Banana ‘3+5’
I genuinely don’t know where to start with this review, as I’ve listened to the album twice now, and my
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Review: Dark Sky Burial ‘Solve Et Coagula’
For the second time this year, I find myself joining Napalm Death man Shane Embury on his continuing personal meditative
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Review: Candy ‘It’s Inside You’
Candy hail from Richmond, Virginia – Its Inside You marks their second release on Relapse Records, following on from their
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Review: Obey Cobra ‘Mwg Drwg’
If I were to say name more than three Welsh bands, how easy a task would this be? Especially if
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Review: Maquina ‘Prata’
With two studio and a live album under their belts made of heavy and dirty exhausting hardcore techno sounds to
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Review: The Utopia Strong ‘The BBC Sessions’
Steve ‘Interesting’ Davis (as he was lampooned in ‘80s satire Spitting Image) may not have had the hell-raiser reputation 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: Techno Animal ‘The Brotherhood Of The Bomb’ [Reissue]
The amazing thing about music (or the arts in general) is that it is a medium that can serve all
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