Review: Hanry ‘Disruption’ EP
As the temperature in the UK comes down with the decorations and gone are the bright lights shining in the
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Review: Monteceneri ‘Due’ EP
The allure of post-rock bands has captivated me for many years, drawing me in with their mesmerising instrumental compositions that
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Review: Weite ‘Oase’
Every now and then something will come along that you didn’t know you needed until you are caught up in
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Review: ALAN+ ‘S.A.L.I.G.I.A. Le 7 vie del vizio’
‘The universe breathes. Like an infinite diaphragm that swells and contracts, the universe has a name. And a sound. There
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Review: Tidal Shock ‘Riffs Of Ha’
Based on the Greek island of Crete before relocating to Luxembourg during the pandemic, Tidal Shock are a rip-roaring instrumental
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Review: God Is An Astronaut ‘Embers’
2005 was the year that I began my obsessive absorption of music. It started with nu-metal a year or two
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Review: Wall ‘Brick By Brick’
There are a lot of column inches dedicated to a certain pair of musical siblings at the moment. However, it
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Review: And So I Watch You From Afar ‘Megafauna’
Northern Irish instrumental post-rock outfit And So I Watch You From Afar have been steadily releasing albums and consistently winning
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Review: Ex-Easter Island Head ‘Norther’
With eight releases under their belt, the UK’s minimalist experimentalist Ex-Easter Island Head are back with their latest full-length Norther.
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Review: Mono ‘Oath’
Life, it’s a journey we all face, and for some of us, we will be lucky enough to fill it
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Review: sleepmakeswaves ‘It’s Here, But I Have No Names For It’
I would not recommend listening to It’s Here, But I Have No Names For It while at work, especially if
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