Category: artist review
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 28/10
My, what a quick week, eh? I was just reeling off last weeks’ releases of Arctic Monkeys and Loyle Carner during the working commute, when another Friday came out of nowhere. As we enter the spooktastic weekend of Halloween, what creepy occurrences do we have lurking into the weekend? Nothing too scary, I hope. The…
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easy life: “MAYBE IN ANOTHER LIFE…” album review – lo-fi lift off for Leicester locals
On a cold day in high-rise North London, the smudgy lo-fi five-piece of easy life told us “you don’t get any points for playing it safe.” Now two years later, that statement has never rang more true on their latest. A palpable band dowsed in a decor of musical palettes, they’re the first to refuse…
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Superorganism: “World Wide Pop” album review – nonstop universally wonderful
When eight artists collided together to conjure up Something For Your M.I.N.D in 2017, the world stage was well and truly set. Don’t Let The Colony Collapse:// The sprawling, multi-limbed collection of international artists, known as Superorganism are back. Charting the stratosphere, as they tackle the infinite versus the intimate, the fusing of minds come…
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 09/09
As we wave goodbye to the summer solstice of musical delights; we say hello to the autumnal season of lo-fi and cardigan hot chocolate with the next segment of new music friday: Forget Me: Lewis Capaldi‘s first music in three years brings about a formula destined for melancholic familiarity from the lovable Scotsman. Another post-punk…
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Artist Spotlight: Do Nothing
If the likes of Do Nothing are representing the Nottingham music scene of the lavish and extreme – then I’m here for it… A dark dexterity of half-spoken and surreal vocals matched with a blend of spindly rhythms, Do Nothing are sludge of avant-garde post-punk modernism that is so so exciting to listen right now.…
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