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Kele – The Flames pt. 2: Intensive, sometimes misshapen but always intriguing from the Bloc Party man

reviews

20 Mar 2023


Lucinda Chua – YIAN: An album of space and hope from the London cellist

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20 Mar 2023




Debby Friday – Good Luck: The Toronto artist goes all in

reviews

20 Mar 2023


Yves Tumor – Praise A Lord...: Truly vital pop music – nothing more or less

reviews

17 Mar 2023



Parra for Cuva – Belle de Nuit: A deep house producer returns to his piano

reviews

15 Mar 2023



MSPAINT – Post-American: Powered by synths, unusually optimistic – and one of the best punk records of the year so far

reviews

15 Mar 2023



Deathcrash – Less: The sound of waking from a deep sleep, screaming

reviews

15 Mar 2023


Unknown Mortal Orchestra – V: Ruban Nielson's latest psych-pop masterstroke, inspired by Hawai'i

reviews

13 Mar 2023





Genevieve Artadi – Forever Forever: An off-kilter gem from the LA artist

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13 Mar 2023


Deathcrash: “Making this album was sensationally slowcore”

interview

10 Mar 2023




Sleaford Mods – UK GRIM: Another razor-sharp snapshot of a knackered nation

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8 Mar 2023


Noise duo O: “Most drummers would be able to pick up juggling”

interview

8 Mar 2023





H. Hawkline – Milk For Flowers: A more vulnerable offering from the Welsh songwriter

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8 Mar 2023


Brix Smith – Valley of the Dolls: Alt-rock legend finds the perfect place for herself in the present

reviews

8 Mar 2023



Just what is an 'industry plant anyway? On rising distrust and the myth of authenticity

short

7 Mar 2023



“Don’t take this the wrong way”: looking back at that extremely silly Alex Turner BRITS speech

short

6 Mar 2023



Kali Uchis – Red Moon In Venus: Genuinely divine pop

reviews

6 Mar 2023


Fever Ray – Radical Romantics: Deeper than it appears from the surface – and the surface is pretty great

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6 Mar 2023




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