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New Weird Britain In Review For May By Noel Gardner
Break Apart The Idea Of Separation (Bergpolder) is the first LP by Schisms, following a cassett...
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Bloody Ground, Fertile Soil 1: Making Music Under Fire In Ukraine
“When my aunt gave her passport to the russian he asked, 'Why are your hands shaking?'" An eye...
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A Quietus Interview
What Real Looks Like: They Hate Change Interviewed
They Hate Change portraits by Tyree Anderson “We’ve made a dope record, a classic record, and ...
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Spool's Out
Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews For May By Daryl Worthington
Petbrick Reissued on tape by Eye Vybe Records last month, Shin Otowa (real name Elia Taniguchi)...
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Tome On The Range
Trapped In The Overground: The Sickness Of The Music Industrialist
Cropped from 'Richey Edwards with Manic Street Preachers in Japan, circa 1991' Masao Nakagami. L...
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Craft/Work
Against The Current: Surrealism Takes Over The World
Koga Harue, Umi (The Sea) 1929. The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Photo: MOMAT/DNPartcom...
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Reissue Of The Week
Reissue Of The Week: Richard Thompson's Grizzly Man Soundtrack
Alaska, so the cliché goes, is populated by those who have fled somewhere else, something they'...
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Album Of The Week
The Out Sound From Way In: Kemper Norton's Estrenyon
images courtesy Kemper Norton estrenyon by Kemper Norton There’s something both eerie and elec...
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Strange World Of...
The Strange World Of... Stoned To Death Records
Vole at Sun Wu Kung Festival by Michal Kočan When you start a label, the universal goal is, ye...
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Low Culture
Low Culture Podcast 21: Edward George On Whitney Houston
This month's guest on the Low Culture podcast is Edward George, the presenter of Morley Radio's...
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Features

New Weird Britain In Review For May By Noel Gardner

Bloody Ground, Fertile Soil 1: Making Music Under Fire In Ukraine

What Real Looks Like: They Hate Change Interviewed

Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews For May By Daryl Worthington

Trapped In The Overground: The Sickness Of The Music Industrialist

Against The Current: Surrealism Takes Over The World

Reissue Of The Week: Richard Thompson's Grizzly Man Soundtrack

The Out Sound From Way In: Kemper Norton's Estrenyon

The Strange World Of... Stoned To Death Records

Low Culture Podcast 21: Edward George On Whitney Houston

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