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In the week that IT Chapter Two was released in UK Cinemas, a remake of a horror classic and an...
Like listening to a recorded therapy session with the patient being an intelligent, philosophical schizophrenic. Jenny Hval’s enthralling new album...
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If this is your first experience of Formaldehydra, welcome to the party. You’re in for an abrasive but rewarding time....
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Brave, ambiguous and spacious with it’s use of tape and vocal manipulation and backmasking yet also repetitive and occasionally dragging,...
The Emperors of Ice Cream might not be a name known to a lot of you, but let’s hope this...
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