Album Reviews – Page 22

Gundelach – "Baltus"

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Baltus is the new album out today (March 16th 2018) from Norwegian synth-pop wizard Kai Gundelach a.k.a Gundelach. The album is released by U Ok? / Terrible Records. Whereas some might think…

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Until The Ribbon Breaks release eponymous sophomore album [Album Review]

Until The Ribbon Breaks, the alt-pop duo from Wales comprised of Pete Lawrie Winfield and Elliot Wall, have released their expansive sophmore album. The twelve track self-titled release is a…

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6.5

Everything Is Recorded – Everything Is Recorded by Richard Russell

Everything Is Recorded is the debut solo album of Richard Russell. If that name is unfamiliar to you, it's probably because his role in the music industry has been one…

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Big Miz is back on Dixon Avenue Basement Jams with 'Build/Destroy'

Glasgow. A relatively small city in Scotland that’s long been recognised as home to some of the best names in house and techno. Whilst more recently the seemingly unlimited pour…

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8.5

Lane 8 – Little By Little

Any good album tells a story. It has a beginning, middle and end – a story arc, with a resolution and conclusion. And while we have seen Lane 8 tell his…

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8.0

Ibeyi – Ash

Feeling overwhelmed about the current madness and chaos echoing in the world? Then get Ibeyi's new sophomore album Ash on rotation for 12 tracks filled with strong anthems and statements that…

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8.5

J. Marco – Days of Surrender [Premiere]

Nashville-based artist J. Marco is releasing a new album, Days of Surrender, this Friday, which is available exclusively on our site today. In a bold move in today's ever-changing music…

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OVERWERK is an ambitious project that spans beyond musical compositions and complex collaborations with various partners. Edmond , originally from London, Ontario, has built himself a legacy around his brand, where…

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Princess Nokia – 1992 Deluxe

spotify:album:0HDrblLFAsyyytu3xKtbnL In 1920 while on a train ride to Mexico to visit his father, Langston Hughes wrote "The Negro Speaks of Rivers." As the story goes, he was inspired by…

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Alex Cameron – 'Forced Witness'

I last saw Alex Cameron perform at a small club in my college town. I had pushed my way to the front row to gain a more intimate experience with…

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8.5

Album Review: Belle Game — Fear/Nothing

Belle Game's sophomore album Fear/Nothing, out September 8th via Arts & Crafts, saw the Vancouver band completely re-working their sound. Focusing more than ever before on the electronica they had begun to…

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9.5

Hercules & Love Affair – Omnion

Now at album number four, Andy Butler and his revolving door of guests as Hercules & Love Affair have a home at the top of indie dance and disco house.…

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Gundelach – "Baltus"

Until The Ribbon Breaks release eponymous sophomore album [Album Review]

Everything Is Recorded – Everything Is Recorded by Richard Russell

Big Miz is back on Dixon Avenue Basement Jams with 'Build/Destroy'

Lane 8 – Little By Little

Ibeyi – Ash

J. Marco – Days of Surrender [Premiere]

OVERWERK – STATE

Princess Nokia – 1992 Deluxe

Alex Cameron – 'Forced Witness'

Album Review: Belle Game — Fear/Nothing

Hercules & Love Affair – Omnion

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