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New Thing just starts. Just a voice, a few chords, and then a feeling that lingers longer than it should. Avery...
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By the time Earthling’s debut album Radar appeared in May 1995, the sounds of Bristol’s nascent trip-hop movement had already captured...
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Dumb Things have been perfecting their breezy, introspective jangle-pop in Meanjin/Brisbane since 2017, starting with a homespun self-titled debut and...
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In the middle of a chaotic summer, somewhere between flooded country lanes and a battered Vauxhall Corsa, lilo began to...
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For some time Graham Reynolds‘ music has inhabited a curious space between concert halls, dance theatres and cinema screens. If...
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Crush Me, Cross Record‘s first album in six years, slinks, crawls and heaves its mass through twelve songs that feel...
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Some albums take time to unfold; others land with an immediate sense of purpose. Halo On The Inside does both. It feels...
The dressing room before a show is a strange, liminal space—time is short, minds are focused, and the stage looms. Haley Fohr,...
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A road stretching into heat. A house sold on the promise of permanence, already marked for ruin. A brother who...
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There’s a reckoning in The Smile You Send Out Returns To You, Constant Follower’s third album. It’s not an epiphany that...
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Richard Dawson’s End of the Middle is a masterpiece of folk storytelling. Written in his Tyneside allotment, with ‘wasps and wandering horses...
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What becomes of a memory when the one who shared it is gone? Helen Ganya’s Share Your Care began with absence, with...
Circuit des Yeux, the shape-shifting project of Chicago-based artist Haley Fohr, has announced her highly anticipated album, Halo on the Inside,...
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“I saw a man jump off a bridge / He grabbed the rail and flipped over the edge, uh-huh /...
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Sometimes “cinematic” can be a lazy catchall to describe music, but for Laura Cahen’s De l’Autre Côté, it’s both accurate...
