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Review: Domino celebrate their 15th anniversary with this special 15 track compilation
including new and exclusive tracks by Arctic Monkeys, Wild Beats, The Kills, Cass
McCombs, Bonde Do Role, Von Sudenfed, Steve Reid Ensemble, Animal Collective,
and more.
… Read moreincluding new and exclusive tracks by Arctic Monkeys, Wild Beats, The Kills, Cass
McCombs, Bonde Do Role, Von Sudenfed, Steve Reid Ensemble, Animal Collective,
and more.
out of stock $3.12
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Review: Scottish indie stalwarts Franz Ferdinand thrust onto the scene back in 2004 seeking to antidote the then bad-boy aesthetic of groups like The Libertines with smart, suave 'music to dance to'. Fourteen years on and following a slight lineup change, their objective doesn't appear to have changed with their fifth album 'Always Ascending'. Produced by Philippe Zdar of famed Parisian duo Cassius - it's a slick, tight record that's doused in their trademark off-kilter panache. Over forty energetic minutes, there's a lot to dig into; the ballad 'The Academy Award' and art-pop oddball 'Huck & Jim' let Alex Kapranos' dry wit come to the fore, the infectious funk-channeling chorus on 'Finally' sounds like a dip into 60's pop, while 'Feel The Love Go' is vintage Franz Ferdinand. 'Always Ascending' sees Franz Ferdinand full of charm, reinvigorated, and perfectly comfortable in no longer needing to prove anything.
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Review: A perfect final offering from Dulc-i-Tone's fine family of beautifully handmade and fucked-up musical treasures, New Faultlines are San Francisco's best garage-pop sleepers. Brilliantly home-recorded by brothers Luke and Zach Robbins, the band makes lazy pop melodies with languidly lovely harmonies like only brothers can make. Despite their garage-punk pedigree (Zach booked the former hub of SF sloppy garage-punk, Pissed Off Pete's, and played alongside Traditional Fools members in the surf-punk band Sleepy Beach), New Faultlines take a much gentler angle, with a sound that more closely recalls LA's early-'80s Paisley Underground and the reverbed-out pop of mid-'80s England.
The layered guitars and rolling bass of A-side "Ancient Seas" channel both "Chronic Town"-era REM's Rickerbacker jangle and Felt's best atmospheric guitar work. The fifteenth record in fifteen years from Dulc-i-Tone, New Faultlines' debut single represents the final installment from the label that brought you now-collectable records from The Aislers Set, The Mantles, Ganglians, Eat Skull, Six Organs, and The Scrotum Poles.
Hand-stamped records, limited to 300.
… Read moreThe layered guitars and rolling bass of A-side "Ancient Seas" channel both "Chronic Town"-era REM's Rickerbacker jangle and Felt's best atmospheric guitar work. The fifteenth record in fifteen years from Dulc-i-Tone, New Faultlines' debut single represents the final installment from the label that brought you now-collectable records from The Aislers Set, The Mantles, Ganglians, Eat Skull, Six Organs, and The Scrotum Poles.
Hand-stamped records, limited to 300.
out of stock $4.17
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Gunga Din
Review: Not many people would have put a bet on The Libertines making a third album, yet here it is, as bold as brass and portraying a band in the kind of rude health that would have been considered unthinkable a decade or so ago. Producer Jake Gosling, most famous as an A-list pop producer, may have polished the ditties of the Wilfred Owen-referencing 'Anthems For Doomed Youth' to a sheen, yet the band's ragtag charm and romantic bluster is still present and correct, and indeed the irony may be that beyond all the hyperbole and drug-fuelled acrimony of their heyday, the band appear to be firing on all cylinders now as never before.
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Review: As always quite the polymath,yet recently a husband and a father, the prolific Andrew Bird here appears comfortable with his new-found domesticity. Not content with merely being the indie cognoscenti's whistler of choice, or using his multi-instrumental skills to augment these fleet-footed and charming ditties, 'Are You Serious' finds Bird sounding rejuvenated and vibrant - his sharp wordplay is as abundant as ever, as are the swathes of strings that habitually haunt his work, yet moreover there's a romantic lilt to this record than is never stronger than on 'Left Handed Kisses', a bittersweet duet with Fiona Apple that comes across like no less than a 21st century answer to Nancy & Lee.
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Review: The Wombats release their new single "Backfire At The Disco" on the Kids label. A new recording of the live favourite, the track was produced by Jimmy Robertson (Klaxons) and mixed by Steve Harris (Kaiser Chiefs). With an effervescence that belies its subject matter of a disastrous date, the track is a dangerously catchy hi-octane blast of scuzzy indie pop, which exemplifies why The Wombats have stealthily become the biggest unsigned band in the UK.
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Review: The Wombats release their new single "Backfire At The Disco" on the Kids label. A new recording of the live favourite, the track was produced by Jimmy Robertson (Klaxons) and mixed by Steve Harris (Kaiser Chiefs). With an effervescence that belies its subject matter of a disastrous date, the track is a dangerously catchy hi-octane blast of scuzzy indie pop, which exemplifies why The Wombats have stealthily become the biggest unsigned band in the UK.
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Review: The Wombats release their new single "Backfire At The Disco" on the Kids label. A new recording of the live favourite, the track was produced by Jimmy Robertson (Klaxons) and mixed by Steve Harris (Kaiser Chiefs). With an effervescence that belies its subject matter of a disastrous date, the track is a dangerously catchy hi-octane blast of scuzzy indie pop, which exemplifies why The Wombats have stealthily become the biggest unsigned band in the UK.
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Review: Far from his origins are a progenitor of chillwave and a man whose sound was synonymous with a certain kind of hazed-out and blissful abstraction, Chaz Bear has changed up his act considerably in the intervening in the years, embarding a funkier and fuller sound whilst also coming to the fore as a lead vocalist and personality. 'Boo Boo' is every bit as obsessed with the sounds and styles of the '80s as ever, yet the cherry-picking here goes above and beyond anything he's attempted before, embracing the limber lustiness of Prince once moment and the ashen-faced dirges of early Cure the next - yet crucially amidst this indie-RnB hybrid there's a seductive yearning that remains Bear's calling card and separates these moods and cadences from any other hipsterati troubadour on the block.
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Review: Formed just one year ago, this London three piece have gained a loyal following through their raucous live shows and talent for writing catchy hooks. Already there have been much loved appearances at Manchester's In The City, London's Death Disco, and nights at Drowned In Sound and Playlouder amongst others. This group are a stripped down rock 'n' roll act reminding us of Dinosaur Jr and Royal Trux in particular, but have also had comparisons to such a variety as David Bowie, Butthole Surfers and even The Toxic Twin days of Aerosmith. Now's the time for their cracking debut single, released as a limited seven inch release on Dell'Orso Records; it's an uplifting tale of bad health, laziness and paranoia ("Chewing Gum") whilst on the flip side ("Stain Goddess") is their three minute ode to a John Waters film plot. Both will stick in your minds as only the finest infectious pop does.
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Review: "Clockwatching" is the first single taken from Belleruche’s third album 270 Stories, with singer Kathrin DeBoer delivering her usual charismatic vocal charm with submerged harmonies. On the flipside you’ll find a low slung reggaefied cover version of "Mirror In The Bathroom", originally recorded by The Beat. Lovely stuff.
… Read morePlayed by: Skyline Recordings Chart, Impossible Ark/Tru Thoughts
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Review: This track is taken from the forthcoming album "Imaginary Kingdom".
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Review: Limited edition of 500 7"s from Acid Jazz from The Stabilisers who are Jon, Simon, Francis & Allan Crockford (The Prisoners, James Taylor Quartet, Thee Headcoats). The Stabilisers make '79-shaped punky waver mod for the noughties marketplace.
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Review: Should you find yourself in continental Europe, or the little islands surrounding it, you may be feeling a sense of the autumnal blues upon the release of this European Heartbreak LP. It's far from a morose and downcast listen though, with the choral of Annelotte de Graaf's voice a shining light to lead you through the trepidation of winter. On top of her two law degrees and work for the international war crimes tribunal, this latest opus provides her with a second album following Fading Lines of 2016, and expect spells of tatty pop intertwined with boops and breathy vocals that meet with subtle brass instrumentation, pianos and folky practices, all sung with a slight smug and smirk of discontent.
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Review: Emil Amos has largely made his name with the likes of Grails and Om, but 'Fall Of Man' marks his latest step out as a solo artist, and his first release for Thrill Jockey. It's a far cry from his bands of yore, rather a nocturnally hued collection of indie-folk ditties, with experimental and dubbed-out tangents vying for attention with elegant songcraft and tasteful arrangements with cinematic and dusky results. Surreal and bleak yet expansive and imaginative, 'Fall Of Man' is almost enough to make on wish that Amos would give up the day job(s).
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Review: Moshi Moshi have for a long time now held their place as a trusted source in harbouring fresh, exploratory indie and pop, with the likes of Hercules & Love Affair, the enigmatic Tom Vek, Au Revoir Simone and Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor common names seen across its discography. Another trusted group for the label is Teleman who deliver their third full length, a record that's boasted as freer and more collaborative than anything they've done before. Wayfarer-wearing synth pop is a nice way to thematicise the LP Family Of Aliens though, with hints of UK-indie - in true Moshi Moshi style - intertwining with Frenchy synth pop. The mellow cruise and space vocoders of "Submarine Life" is a sweet dream to listen to alongside the meaner night drive of "Cactus", a number invoking images of a New Mexico desert with Roswell somewhere over in the distance.
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Review: Jeepster's first signing in several years, SixNationState are a phenomenal live band who have been winning fans around London and the South of England with constant touring over the last twelve months. They have played with The Holloways and The Maccabees, toured Germany and Austria with The Rumble Strips and performed to a packed Trailer Park Stage audience at this summer's Truck Festival. Following on from their limited split 7" release, 'Keep Dancing' on Worst Case Scenario Records in March this year the band's first single for Jeepster will be live favourite 'Fire!'. A frantic introduction to the energy and excitement of the band the single will be available on two track 7" and three track CD. All three tracks rocket in at just over seven minutes in total! The artwork for the single is intended to provide an introduction to the band and their distinctive image while retaining a level of anonymity. The individual personalities within SixNationState will be introduced as the campaign develops toward the album. The 7" format will be coloured vinyl in a full colour sleeve, limited to 500 copies.
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Cat: REGALSC 003. Rel: 30 Oct 06
Indie/Alternative
Review: Both tracks were produced by Greg Haver (Manic Street Preachers, Super Furry Animals) and Charlie Waddington from the band. Limited to 500 physical copies, both tracks will also be available to download from the release date. Taking their cue from seminal artists such as Love and Neil Young, and contemporaries like Grandaddy and Shack, Bluesky Research are purveyors of timeless, magisterial folk-rock music. The excellence of Bluesky Research has caught the attention of their peers - they've toured with Ian Brown, Echo & The Bunnymen, and Pure Reason Revolution. Ian Brown in particular is a huge fan of the band and has collaborated with Waddington, who wrote the track 'Forever And A Day' for Brown's last studio album 'Solarized' and remixed Brown on the 'Remixes Of The Spheres' remix record. Bluesky Research have created their own scene in their hometown, Portsmouth, where they play, DJ and promote two other bands at their monthly Research night at The Lounge in Southsea, which sells out to 300 punters every month. This summer they played to their biggest ever audiences at the Latitude and Ben & Jerry's festivals, receiving critical plaudits for both.
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Review: With the hove of sounds coming out of Brighton right now duo Blood Red Shoes are delivering a unique blend of post-alternatives, with melodious references ranging from the choral of Klaxon's numbers, to the musical muster of Manchester psychedelic rock act The Music. With a release previous on XL Recordings too, the group are making themselves known via their own Jazz Life label. Get Tragic, and its other track titles suggest a continued emo-quality to their feel, a sound resounding with the tragedy of future-modern times.
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Review: "Ghosts" is the third single to be taken from the Ghosts album "The World Is Outside". Ghosts first met at school and have been together, in one guise or another, ever since. It is little wonder, then, that the music sounds so self-assured, and so very accomplished - ecstatic melodies, sugar-spun choruses and a precise understanding of pop music and all its infinite nuances.
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Review: "Ghosts" is the third single to be taken from the Ghosts album "The World Is Outside". Ghosts first met at school and have been together, in one guise or another, ever since. It is little wonder, then, that the music sounds so self-assured, and so very accomplished - ecstatic melodies, sugar-spun choruses and a precise understanding of pop music and all its infinite nuances.
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Review: Girl Ray's sophomore LP isn't simply pop songs about love. It's certainly their poppiest offering to date, switching guitar-first arrangements for synthy beats. "Girl" as a whole deals with themes around matters of the heart, but the concept is more concerned with the importance of other elements in your life when love is either navigating rocky seas, or beached on an uninhabitable island, walking away is the only route for both parties. Don't expect the record to carry the weight of it all though. Ash Workman's production helps the troupe leave the heaviness behind and achieve near-perfect pop aesthetics. The band have also cited Ariana Grande's "thank u, next" as a major influence in their change of tact, further indicating what the contents feel like. From breezy opener "Girl" to tearful closing track, "Like The Stars", it's a meditation on friends, support networks and seeing things as they really are.
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Review: Head Automatica release 'Graduation Day' on July 3rd as the first single to be taken from their second album 'Popaganda'. Produced by Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, The Used, Hoobastank), 'Graduation Day' is a slice of classic American pop rock that would provide the perfect soundtrack for a classic '80s teen movie and features My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way on backing vocals. Head Automatica will spend July touring on a bill that is headed by Taking Back Sunday and also features Angels And Airwaves and The Subways.
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Review: Head Automatica release 'Graduation Day' on July 3rd as the first single to be taken from their second album 'Popaganda'. Produced by Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, The Used, Hoobastank), 'Graduation Day' is a slice of classic American pop rock that would provide the perfect soundtrack for a classic '80s teen movie and features My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way on backing vocals. Head Automatica will spend July touring on a bill that is headed by Taking Back Sunday and also features Angels And Airwaves and The Subways.
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Hajiki Uta (B-STOCK) (gatefold LP with obi-strip)
Cat: WWSLP 74 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
Psych/Garage Rock
Meikono Futebushi
Wara No Ue
Onna Somuki Uta
Hizumi Moe
Onna Kawaki Uta
Onna Hagure Uta
Hitori Kaze
Onna No Jumon
Betuni Doutte Koto Demo Naishi
Nigori Onna
Kanashiku Naikara Fushiawase
Urami Bushi
Review: ***B-STOCK: Record has light surface marks/scratches, otherwise in excellent working condition***
Wewantsounds have got a first-ever reissue of Meiko Kaji's Hajiki Uta album with original artwork and new liner notes by Hashim Kotaro Bharoocha who actually spoke to the artist for the occasion. Film fans will recognise 'Urami Bushi' which was the theme song for the Female Prisoner Scorpion series which was used in Kill Bill Vol 2, while 'Onna No Jumon' was also the theme song for Female Prisoner Scorpion - Jailhouse 41 film. The rest of the record features atmospheric moments and sombre singing over slow-burning grooves, some funkier sounds like 'Hitori Kaze' and plenty of innovative sounds in between.
… Read moreWewantsounds have got a first-ever reissue of Meiko Kaji's Hajiki Uta album with original artwork and new liner notes by Hashim Kotaro Bharoocha who actually spoke to the artist for the occasion. Film fans will recognise 'Urami Bushi' which was the theme song for the Female Prisoner Scorpion series which was used in Kill Bill Vol 2, while 'Onna No Jumon' was also the theme song for Female Prisoner Scorpion - Jailhouse 41 film. The rest of the record features atmospheric moments and sombre singing over slow-burning grooves, some funkier sounds like 'Hitori Kaze' and plenty of innovative sounds in between.
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Review: Brooklyn, NY based Tiny Masters Of Today's latest single 'Hologram World' is joyous, noisy punk pop from start to finish.
Taken from their debut album 'Bang Bang Boom Cake', it's a collaboration with Karen O from Yeah Yeah Yeahs and her
bandmate Nick Zinner.
… Read moreTaken from their debut album 'Bang Bang Boom Cake', it's a collaboration with Karen O from Yeah Yeah Yeahs and her
bandmate Nick Zinner.
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Review: Limited edition - White vinyl 7" - 500 only! Rotary Ten formed in Lincoln but have been based in Sheffield since early 2004. Their influences include Pixies, Life Without Buildings, Explosions in the Sky This is their debut single and has already received airplay from Steve Lamacq on Radio1.
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It Comes In Waves (Quicktime movie)
Review: Debut single by new Scottish buzz band formed by Charlie Clarke (ex-Astrid) who is also part of the 'super group' The Reindeer Section (with members of Snow Patrol, Teenage Fanclub, and Mogwai). Charlie's new band's intense sound heads down a darker indie path, with glances between The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Psychedelic Furs. There is an excellent 'shock value' video on the CD single.
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Review: Although Pillowtalk largely made their name through a series of woozy, enveloping tech-house tracks, they've always been at their best when exploring their leftfield pop influences. It's pleasing to find, then, that Je Ne Said Quoi, their belated debut album, smartly moves further in this direction. Of course, there's a strong dancefloor undercurrent - see the ghetto-influenced deepness of "4 Walls" and bassy, P-funk-goes-deep house pulse of "We All Have Rhythm" - but many of the album's standout moments doff a cap to lo-fi indie-pop ("Devil Run" and "Inside in the Dark", both of which are built around live drums, bass and guitars) and Junior Boys-ish deep synth-pop (the brilliant "Homesick").
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Review: Limited edition split single. Stuffy, the stickman behind the drum kit in Graham Coxon's band, sounds like a crazed hybrid of The Cardiacs/XTC/Fugazi. The Aprons are a brand new band from Norwich, playing cheeky pop/punk!
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Review: Extremely limited 7" from the ever collectable label Fandango. Melody-drenched lyrical pop songs represent this trio's raison d'etre, with hearts on sleeves and occasionally tongues in cheeks.
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Review: Extremely limited 7" from the ever collectable label Fandango. Melody-drenched lyrical pop songs represent this trio's raison d'etre, with hearts on sleeves and occasionally tongues in cheeks.
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Review: Yeah yeah, Cleveland rocks, and of late it's Ohio's Cloud Nothings that, alongside Bone Thugs & Harmony and Nine Inch Nails, are keeping the city on the map as somewhere that still has something in the water. This latest album sees the group elevated to a release on Wichita - think Bloc Party, The Crips and Clap Your Hands Say Yeah among others - and it's the 11-minute "Dissolution", the freeform centerpiece of this album that really impresses. It's a short cry from the experimental rock of At The Drive In/Mars Volta while more emotional numbers like "The Echo Of The World" and "Another Way Of Life" bring to mind bands like Alexisonfire, Thrice and Sparta. If you like your punk with touch of Pennywise and Rancid too, Cloud Nothings set the tone.
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Review: Switches continue their ascent with this stomper of a single, "Lay Down The Law", released on Atlantic. The band have spent the last three months building their collective armoury and sharpening their shows, with gigs here, there and everywhere. They now exit the starting blocks faster than a steroid influenced sprinter with this, a brand new Rob Schnapf (Beck, Elliott Smith) produced version of the demo track that was originally released on 7" last year. Switches have been picking up plaudits from both critics and fans alike with an irreverent and brilliant musical mix of flippancy and skills.
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Review: Switches continue their ascent with this stomper of a single, "Lay Down The Law", released on Atlantic. The band have spent the last three months building their collective armoury and sharpening their shows, with gigs here, there and everywhere. They now exit the starting blocks faster than a steroid influenced sprinter with this, a brand new Rob Schnapf (Beck, Elliott Smith) produced version of the demo track that was originally released on 7" last year. Switches have been picking up plaudits from both critics and fans alike with an irreverent and brilliant musical mix of flippancy and skills.
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Review: Switches continue their ascent with this stomper of a single, "Lay Down The Law", released on Atlantic. The band have spent the last three months building their collective armoury and sharpening their shows, with gigs here, there and everywhere. They now exit the starting blocks faster than a steroid influenced sprinter with this, a brand new Rob Schnapf (Beck, Elliott Smith) produced version of the demo track that was originally released on 7" last year. Switches have been picking up plaudits from both critics and fans alike with an irreverent and brilliant musical mix of flippancy and skills.
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Review: A brand new studio recording of the now live smash "Leave Before The Lights Come On" shows Alex Turner and gang further honing their songwriting craft with a track which could well turn out to be one of their finest.
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Review: Boy Pablo continues his mission to make us all nostalgic for our younger years with a track taken from this year's bubblegum album, Wachito Rico. 'Leave Me Alone' is enough to tell newcomers what they can expect from the full length release. Uptempo, melodic and polished to a fault, it's a timeless, chart-friendly, indie pop sound that has won over a huge following with its unabashed positivity, albeit the sentiments are apparently tied to the feeling disappointment when his parents suddenly making him leave a birthday party early.
Flip it and you find the laidback, smooth, R&B vibes of 'Be With Me', a song that didn't make it onto the LP itself but certainly would not have sounded out of place if it had. Cascading guitar harmonies and a stepping, shuffling beat, it owes plenty to the lo-fi electronic sexiness that has been pervading downtempo beats for years, but is far from a cheap knock-off.
… Read moreFlip it and you find the laidback, smooth, R&B vibes of 'Be With Me', a song that didn't make it onto the LP itself but certainly would not have sounded out of place if it had. Cascading guitar harmonies and a stepping, shuffling beat, it owes plenty to the lo-fi electronic sexiness that has been pervading downtempo beats for years, but is far from a cheap knock-off.
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Let Me Love (video CD-ROM)
Review: Soothing indie folk Rock from the West Country outfit.
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Review: Combining indie rock, psychedelic rock and Eastern influences, Flamingods certainly know how to mix things up. Levitation, their 5th album and the first since 2016's Majesty opens with a disco feel via "Paradise Place", before the laid-back grooves of "Koray" provide a leeway for more eclectic and dance-centric tracks to take hold later on in the album. The second half of the record takes us into more spacey territory best heard on "Moonshine On Water", before the band's trippy, psychedelic influences come strongly to the fore on "Mantra East" and Eastern melodies shine through on "Nizwa". An eclectic, psyched-out adventure of a record, Levitation is an album that will tempt you into Flamingods' esoteric world.
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Review: "Local Hero" is Look See Proof's 4th single release. They are a four-piece from Hertfordshire, and have recently headlined Club NME at Koko. This single is bound to get the indie dancefloor moving.
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Review: "Local Hero" is Look See Proof's 4th single release. They are a four-piece from Hertfordshire, and have recently headlined Club NME at Koko. This single is bound to get the indie dancefloor moving.
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Review: 'Loco' serves as another great example of The Ripps sound - fast, furious & fun, and acts as a taster for the delights on their forthcoming album 'Long Live the Ripps'.
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Cat: MOSHICD 84. Rel: 09 Nov 18
Indie/Alternative
Hazey Moon
Review: Delivering their second album of 2018 is Leicestershire's own The Wave Pictures whose legacy dates back to 1998, a solid 20 licks. The album, the band say, is dedicated to friendship, happiness and drunken party times and it's no surprise to read Look Inside Your Heart was recorded liquored up somewhere in Stoke Newington, North London. With harmonicas, the odd guitar, chatter of backup vocals and racketty drums abound, the album's that perfect reminder that two's a party, three's a crowd, but more is always merrier.
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Review: There are few musicians who are both as iconic and as divisive as Morrissey, who has devoted his career to building a persona of an outspoken iconoclast and whipping up storms of controversy. In 'Low In High School, his eleventh solo studio album since The Smiths disbanded, Morrissey sets his acerbic sights on stifling media and news outlets, the Israel/Palestine conflict and the monarchy, amongst other subjects. Sonically, it's a dense and heavily produced collage of rock, electronic, ballads and even a few very-Smiths sounding tracks. Love it or hate it, 'Low In High School' is pure Morrissey, and the sage of Salford's status as king of the provocateurs endures.
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Review: UK rockers Slaves To Gravity release "Meantime". Produced by Chris Sheldon (Foo Fighters, Biffy Clyro, Feeder etc), this is a taste of the new outfits mouth watering take on post millennial rock.
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Review: Curve ball release of the week goes to Planet Mu with Mercury, the debut LP from the Miracle pairing of Steve Moore and Guapo's Daniel O'Sullivan. Best known for his luscious and at times transcendental output on LIES, Future Times and Death Waltz, Steve Moore is undoubtedly one of the most accomplished (and prolific) composers to surface out of the US synth underground. Apparently first crossing paths with O'Sullivan back in 2006 when the pair were touring in their respective bands Zombi and Guapo, Mercury is the result of some four years of musical collaboration. Planet Mu describe the nine track set as a collection of "anthemic power ballads" and as soon as O'Sullivan's vocals kick in you'll find it hard to disagree though Moore's musicianship is just as integral a part and shines through on the arpeggio heavy "Falling Into The Night" which also perhaps best captures Miracle's dual inspiration of 80s cinema classic The Lost Boys and Giallo horror.
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Review: 14th Floor Records are proud to present the magnificent "Moving To New York" by The Wombats. Produced with Stephen Harris (The Kaiser Chiefs), the single fully encapsulates The Wombats ethos of writing infectious, scuzzy indie-pop songs, served with an acid-wit that masks dark lyrical undertones of romantic despair and heartache.
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Review: 14th Floor Records are proud to present the magnificent "Moving To New York" by The Wombats. Produced with Stephen Harris (The Kaiser Chiefs), the single fully encapsulates The Wombats ethos of writing infectious, scuzzy indie-pop songs, served with an acid-wit that masks dark lyrical undertones of romantic despair and heartache.
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Review: There have been so many peculiar releases from Wayne Coyne and his merry men in the last few years that it comes as something of a relief to not only be confronted with their new album proper but to discover that it follows in the fearlessly experimental style that they embarked on with their last two trips to neverland. This ris testimony to a band still firmly intent on transcending the everyday with heartfelt emotion to spare. 'Oczy Mlody' may be sonically adventurous and otherworldly, yet like all of this band's finest works, its sense of wonder is more commonly down to melody and songcraft than sonic trickery or head-spinning psychedelia.
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