Album Reviews – Page 12

Linn Elisabet — Fac ut Ardeat / Made to Burn

8.0

Sweden born, Berlin based DJ and producer Linn Elisabet has released a new LP via Acts Of Rebellion. Released in a limited edition 12” format, the LP consists of six…

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8.5

Jaden—CTV3: Cool Tape Vol. 3

The young "ICON", Jaden Smith, adds a new installment to his Cool Tape series with his latest effort, CTV3: Cool Tapes Vol. 3, a 17-track follow-up to 2018's A Sunset Tapes: A Cool…

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8.0

Danger Incorporated – Hackers of the World Unite

In the context of our global, shared feelings of political failure and uncertainty for what the future holds, Atlanta's electronic hip-hop duo, Danger Incorporated align their own future and the…

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9.0

After months of teasing and anticipation, one of Dublin's hottest up and coming DJs and producers, Marcus Woods, has finally released his debut album Self-Portraits. Relaunder the Burner Records banner he co-founded with his musical family…

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7.5

Knucks – London Class EP

Knucks gives fans a deeper look into the man in the machine with his lavishly futuristic EP London Class. Coming into this year, the Northwest London rapper showed that he…

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9.5

Black Noi$e – Oblivion

Detroit-based producer, Black Noi$e has returned with his second full-length commercial project, Oblivion: a frequently icy, space traveling collection of his production catered for a host of features from artists…

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9.0

Joshua Burnside−Into the Depths of Hell

In a time where gathering down at the local pub has become a depressingly distant memory, Irish folk singer and songwriter, Joshua Burnside, doesn't seem to mind. Mainly because he…

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8.5

Danielle Blaiq – The NOW Project

Danielle Blaiq (pronounced "black"), a Brooklyn born singer, author, and actress who has been creating engaging works of art for over a decade, pours her heart into her latest release: a tender…

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8.0

Harley Alexander – I'm Feeling Things

If you stumble into a cutesy cafe in Eastern Canada — let's say in the heart of the harbouring hub that is Halifax, Nova Scotia — there is a good…

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8.0

Liv.e – Couldn't Wait to Tell You…

Arriving on a swell of casually poetic verses, blissfully warm melodies, and a smoky alto that's delicately mesmerizing, singer Liv.e (pronounced "liv") nestles herself deep inside our spirit with her…

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8.5

Skullcrusher—Skullcrusher EP

Los Angeles-based Skullcrusher takes the cake for most formidable name on the Secretly Canadian roster (though serpentwithfeet comes in at a close second). The soft, tentative indie folk that embodies singer Helen Ballentine's sound…

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9.0

Vanessa Worm—Vanessa 77

A Dionysian ritual of ancient Greece uses music and dance to free an individual from the shackles of social restraint and inhibition. Such liberated release is accomplished in Vanessa Worm's debut…

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Linn Elisabet — Fac ut Ardeat / Made to Burn

Jaden—CTV3: Cool Tape Vol. 3

Marcus Woods – Self-Portrait

Knucks – London Class EP

Black Noi$e – Oblivion

Joshua Burnside−Into the Depths of Hell

Danielle Blaiq – The NOW Project

Harley Alexander – I'm Feeling Things

Liv.e – Couldn't Wait to Tell You…

Skullcrusher—Skullcrusher EP

Vanessa Worm—Vanessa 77

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