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Ragana
Desolation’s Flower Desolation's Flower by Ragana There must be something in the water of the Pacific Northwest,...
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L’Rain
I Killed Your Dog I Killed Your Dog by L'Rain Described by L’Rain’s Taja Cheek as something of an “anti-break-...
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Jessica Pavone
Clamor Clamor by Jessica Pavone Jessica Pavone’s Clamor evolved around 2022, written for a six-person e...
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Baker's Dozen
Jazz Is My Religion: Idris Ackamoor’s Baker’s Dozen
Photo by Sophie Valentin For Idris Ackamoor, his new album with The Pyramids Afro Futuristic Dr...
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Alison Goldfrapp
The Love Invention Alison Goldfrapp has talked of finding the beauty in the intense environs of a club, and this, ...
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Nathan Fake
Crystal Vision Crystal Vision by Nathan Fake “Think you’re escaping and run into yourself. Longest way round is...
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Baker's Dozen
Leather Jacket-Worthy: Lawrence's Favourite Albums
Photo by Laura Ghezzi The naming of things means something to Lawrence, patently evident from ...
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Reissue Of The Week
Reissue Of The Week: Dexys' Too-Rye-Ay, As It Should Have Sounded
In 1982, two years after releasing their debut punk-northern soul statement on Searching For Th...
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A Shroom Of One’s Own: Björk’s Fossora Reviewed
Credit: Vidar Logi “I am her hope-keeper,” Björk sings on ‘Ancestress’, “an epitaph,” one of a ...
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Nwando Ebizie
The Swan The Swan by Nwando Ebizie Released on Matthew Herbert’s Accidental Records, Nwando Ebizie’s debu...
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