Browsing Category MUSIC
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Cat Temper – “Something Whiskered This Way Comes” ALBUM REVIEW [Music]
The past few days have been glorious. Anticipated releases from a number of incredible artists descended upon us in some kind of happy avalanche. Friend of the site ...
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Vylet Pony – “Love Letters: Colourless” ALBUM REVIEW [Music]
It’s conspicuous that I haven’t properly reviewed any work by San Francisco based producer Vylet Pony. I’ve touched upon her output in the past, and last year’s Glitter ...
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EL Valerie- “I D A” [Music]
The multi-talented El Valerie returns with album “I D A”, now streaming/ available for purchase on Bandcamp. From El Valerie: “I loved making this album. I D A ...
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LILLITH TWIN – “Of Flame & Love” ALBUM REVIEW [Music]
The field for best album of 2019 is getting extremely crowded. 2018 took its time to build momentum, but from Vylet Pony’s Homeward back in January, through to ...
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Pastel Wasteland Mix – JULY 2019 [Playlist]
July has come and gone. Here’s our selection of some of the month’s best music. If you have any recommendations for our August playlist, hit us up in ...
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Eyeshadow 2600 FM- “Omega” [Music Video]
Here’s the second music video for Eyeshadow 2600 FM and the next featured track from the upcoming album, Terminus (October 25th, 2019). “Omega” is available now, alongside another track from ...
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MemeBrane – “Shriek” ALBUM REVIEW [Music]
In my review of Straight Red’s Forc3d R3boot, I talked about the various dimensions of Paul Owen’s work. The lo-fi set-up, the samples, the contrast between humour and ...
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Straight Red – “Forc3d R3boot” ALBUM REVIEW [Music]
I listen to a lot of compilations. Working in a record store makes it unavoidable. The fact that the Ministry of Sound releases about 400 a week makes ...
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Pastel Wasteland Mix – JUNE 2019 [Playlist]
Presenting…the Pastel Wasteland Mix. Our monthly playlist of tracks we think you’ll love. We had to make some difficult cuts while putting this one together. Why not make ...
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Synthetic Reproduction: Palm Fires, Hatsune Miku and Vocaloids [Music]
In 2000, a research project began at Barcelona’s Pompeu Fabra University. With backing from Yamaha, developer Hideki Kenmochi and his team began work on a revolutionary form of ...
