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Talk In Colour :: Candles (Self-Released)

Reviews 05/20/2013 by Gustave Savy

Hints of folk, electronica, guitar pop, jazz and even perhaps a touch of classical influences combine to make music that is, if not revolutionary then […]

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Kelli Ali :: Band Of Angels (Self-Released)

Reviews 05/03/2013 by Leo Aboal

As much as Kelli previously put her stamp on contemporary folk, wrapped pop music around her little finger and is frequently freelance songwriting with the […]

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KETTEL :: Poblesec (New Video Single)

Newswires 04/14/2013 by James Knapman

Although it has been over three years since the release of the last Kettel album, Myam James 2, Reimer Eising has delighted in the meantime […]

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MATMOS :: Live at XOYO—supported by People Like Us (March 19th, 2013)

Features 04/05/2013 by Leigh Bartlam

While sadly no human flesh was on show at XOYO, the return of Matmos to London was a highly condensed vision of nearly three years […]

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Monica Lionheart :: Escape Strategy (Pacha Massive Remixes) (Nacional)

Reviews 03/26/2013 by Gustave Savy

A nice collection of vocal led electro acoustic tracks by this slightly quirky singer; downtempo meandering swathes of rather pleasant music with a pop sensibility […]

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Nao Katafuchi & Pauk Woznicki :: Double review (W.T. Records)

Reviews 01/30/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

W.T.’s back catalogue contains myriad styles; this latest pair of EP’s see that same eccentricity explored. Nao Katafuchi are already turning heads, Yumogeto being a […]

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Stress / Borghesia / X Ray Pop :: 3view (Dark Entries)

Reviews 09/21/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

Stress are emblematic of the New Wave sound and expertly deliver the anxiety and uncertainty of the 1980s through strings and synthesizers. Borghesia come from […]

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Twiggy And The K-Mesons :: Technique (uvg212 / Daddy Tank)

Reviews 09/06/2012 by igloomag

Tethered to loose wires dangling from analog machinery, Technique is an unusual listening experience. Broken synthesizers, knobs and sliders cascade their audio interruptions in the […]

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The rare and intriguing talent of Rachel Ellektra

Profiles 04/11/2012 by Jus Forrest

Rachel Ellektra is a rare and intriguing talent. She’s been playing keyboards since the age of five, ventured into violin at age seven, and took […]

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Coppe’ + Nikakoi :: Rays (Mango + Sweetrice)

Reviews 04/06/2012 by igloomag

It’s basically all here and out in the open—an album that passes through just about every genre without losing its stimulating vision. Drum’n bass mingles […]

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