Category: new music
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The National: “First Two Pages of Frankenstein” Album Review – Concise ninth with A-list roster
Reel back your 1818 text of everyone’s favourite monster – but this creation is more hopeful than a despairing one. The indie rock collectives’ ninth studio album was not an easy album to make. For the first time in their progressive journey of transient indie, it was the first time it ever felt like maybe…
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Mac DeMarco: “One Wayne G” Album Review – (1)99 ways to leave your lover
DeMarco releases 199 songs, which is 9 and a half hours of new music. No, you heard that right. I vaguely listening to DeMarco and his work before. Cast your mind back to the start of this year where we fell into the rabbit hole of Five Easy Hot Dogs, Mac’s second instrumental. Here’s what…
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Nia Archives: Championing DIY spirit
Nia Archives is arguably one of the most talked about newcomers breaking into the jungle circuit.>> Jungle is Massive; and so is Nia Archives. The female producer, singer-songwriter and visual artist distinct aesthetic and virtuoso style has trail-blazed the cleanest cuts onto the jungle scene. Its not just Old Skool jungle that we see her…
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Songer: “SKALA” Album Review – One of the most exciting voice to emerge from UK rap
A fearless new voice from UK Rap’s Underbelly, comes Songer and his fourth: SKALA. An engimatic storyteller set to forge his own directions, SONGER has an undeniable presence in the world of UK rap. Earmarked with his potent narratives and lyrical eloquence, SONGER has been dancing around suave bass-lines and 8-bit beats since the waves…
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The Return of Foo Fighters: “But Here We Are”
On the 19th April, Foo Fighters have announced a bittersweet return to the ether of music with their first taste of new music since the passing of beloved drummer Taylor Hawkins with the highly charged, highly emotive Rescued. Taken from the album, But Here We Are, the bands’ most emotionally powerful album to date, set…
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