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Lottie Brazier
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Mike & Rich
Expert Knob Twiddlers (Reissue) The sly decision to abbreviate ‘intelligent dance music’ to IDM – presented in the early ‘90s as ...
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Shabaka & The Ancestors
Wisdom Of Elders Though Shabaka Hutchings is perhaps best known for playing in Pete Wareham’s Melt Yourself Down, ...
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Things Learned At: La Route Du Rock 2016
La Colonie De Vacances introduce us to live 4.0 surround sound Past the dispersion of Saint-Ma...
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Three Songs No Flash
Roskilde Festival And Anti-Nationalist Sentiment In Denmark
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Preview: Roskilde Festival
This year, Roskilde Festival takes place between 25th June and 2th July. Based in green space j...
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Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids
We Be All Africans Spiritual jazz has always been a fringe denomination. And it's difficult to pin down for good rea...
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Album Of The Week
The Lead Review: Lottie Brazier On Brian Eno's The Ship
In his Reith lecture last year, Eno approached his audience with the proposition that art is a ...
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Pere Ubu
Architecture Of Language 1979-1982 Like many bands during the 70s, Pere Ubu arrived out of a novel palette of influences, non-musica...
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This Heat
This Heat/Deceit/Health And Efficiency EP It's hard to imagine the practicalities of using a converted meat storeroom as a recording studio...
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John Cale
M:FANS/Music For A New Society John Cale's relentless piano hammerings can be heard, not too faintly, in the backdrop of many an...
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