Album Reviews – Page 38

Kyla La Grange – Cut Your Teeth

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Cut Your Teeth is quite different from England’s Kyla La Grange’s first album, Ashes. She’s traded quivering rock-styled vocals for ones of a more light and airy nature. With the…

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8.5

Mr. Flash – Sonic Crusader

Ed Banger has had a long history of being one of the most legendary record labels in France. Starting off with the labelhead himself being the former manager for Daft…

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8.5

The Black Keys – True Blue

It’s a big day in the rock world as Ohio's The Black Keys release True Blue to their ever growing fan base. The band has certainly come a long way…

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7.5

Morning Parade – Pure Adulterated Joy

It’s a Friday afternoon, you’re finished work, the sun is bright and warm. You and your friends have a full tank of gas and Pure Adulterated Joy blasting on repeat…

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7.5

Mr. Skeleton – Absence of Good

Not for the faint hearted; Mr. Skeleton's new LP is an extension of aggressive electro music to say the least. This elusive musician sticks to himself for the most part,…

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8.0

Lykke Li – I'll Never Learn

The newly released I’ll Never Learn album by Swedish songstress Lykke Li is now available on special edition vinyl giving texture to an already incredibly powerful and inspiring album. It’s…

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9.0

Murkage – Of Mystics & Misfits

Manchester, England, is a city steeped in rich, musical history. In the early 70’s, bands like Joy Division and The Smiths ruled the UK with their guitar fuelled tracks that…

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Downliners Sekt – Silent Ascent

Fabrizio Rizzin and Pere Solé are the creative minds who make up the Barcelona based duo, Downliners Sekt. With their debut LP – Statement of Purpose – surfacing about a…

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7.5

Duck Sauce – Quack

From disco to various types of electro house music and a bit of everything in between, the Duck Sauce duo has just released their debut studio album Quack. Redelivering some…

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9.5

Gareth Emery – Drive

Last year, Gareth Emery began a trip with his wife that he had dreamed of taking his entire life: a cross country road trip across the United States. Little did he…

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9.0

We sort most of the music that touches us deeply into emotional categories. Different music suits different moments. We have breakup music, music to fall in love to, contemplative music, music for productivity, music for the dancefloor. We often speak of artists who defy genre categories, and Max Cooper certainly does that. But what sets him apart is his capacity to defy emotional categories.

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Skrillex – Recess

The ever-controversial and inspiring musician Skrillex, after what was almost three years of waiting, has finally released his third full-length studio album. Sonny Moore has been labelled "the most hated man in…

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Kyla La Grange – Cut Your Teeth

Mr. Flash – Sonic Crusader

The Black Keys – True Blue

Morning Parade – Pure Adulterated Joy

Mr. Skeleton – Absence of Good

Lykke Li – I'll Never Learn

Murkage – Of Mystics & Misfits

Downliners Sekt – Silent Ascent

Duck Sauce – Quack

Gareth Emery – Drive

Max Cooper – Human

Skrillex – Recess

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