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Tome On The Range
A World That Has Vanished: The Dublin Of Dr Strangely Strange
Dublin was the birthplace of Dr Strangely Strange. In the early Sixties, it embodied a weird mi...
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Tome On The Range
The Man Who Turned On The World: The Life Of Michael Hollingshead
When Art Kleps, soon to be founder of the Neo-American Church, visited Timothy Leary’s Castalia...
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Escape Velocity
We See You: CHAINES Interviewed
CHAINES (Cee Haines) is a composer and multi-instrumentalist based in Manchester in the UK, who...
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The Lead Review
I Am A Strange Loop: On Battles' Juice B Crypts
Sometimes it takes a spanner in the works of our expectations to realise that we’ve been taking...
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A Quietus Interview
Blossoming Intelligence: Emptyset Interviewed
Portrait by James Ginzburg Emptyset's new LP, Blossoms, is haunted. Not by a ghost, but by an ...
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Three Songs No Flash
Pitch Invasion: Planningtorock Live In Brighton
Photographs by Goodyn Green Jam Rostron has lived in Berlin for the last two decades, and thei...
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A Quietus Interview
Dancing In The Woods: Octo Octa Interviewed
“The forest is weird,” Maya Bouldry-Morrison, AKA Octo Octa, tells me over a phone connec...
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A Quietus Interview
Out Of Time: An Interview With Ken Sugai
Ken Sugai is part of a bill presented by Tim Hecker tonight at ACCA Digital in partnership with...
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Spool's Out
Spool's Out: Cassette Reviews For October By Tristan Bath
Photographs of Preston Bus Station by BDP I once lived in a house covered in ivy. The climbing...
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Baker's Dozen
Dawn To Dusk: Richard Dawson's Favourite Albums
Richard Dawson loves talking about music, so long as it's not his own, and his cat Trouble know...
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