Album Reviews – Page 43

The Chain Gang of 1974 – Daydream Forever

8.5

The Chain Gang of 1974 is back. In it’s fourth album, multi-instrumentalist and DJ Kamtin Mohager sets the tone in the opening track Ordinary Fools with insistent wails of “Hey!…

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8.0

Lilies on Mars – Dot to Dot

In their third full-length album, Dot to Dot, multi-instrumentalists Lisa Masia and Marina Crisofalo take us on a journey through '60s-esque psychedelic folk and hazy shoegazed pop. The album drifts into…

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9.0

Isaiah Rashad – Cilvia Demo

Isaiah Rashad is young; only twenty two years of age, hip hop has always surrounded his and his contemporaries’ lives, since their days in diapers. He doesn’t mourn the passing…

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8.0

StraightFace – Forever

When I reviewed StraightFace’s first self-titled LP as part of our Straight From The Teet feature back in June, I gave it a 6.8 due to the project having an…

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7.5

Achterbahn D'Amour – Odd Movements

In the mid-80s, the Roland TB-303 flopped in the US market, only to be discounted and dug up by a new sector of Chicago’s poor – the infamous producers who…

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9.0

Above & Beyond – Acoustic

Though they are rare, there are times when an album's emotion is just so beautifully strong that the only way to truly understand it is to listen to it. That…

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9.0

ATB – Contact

André Tanneberger hasn't made any new music over the past 3 years. But somehow ATB has still drawn impressive crowds to his shows, kept his festival and performance circuit consistent…

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9.0

Tide Eye – Hi Tide

I always hold the utmost respect for musicians, who are able to create despite difficult circumstances, and the latest album Hi-Tide from Boston based DJ and producer Tide Eye is…

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8.0

Karma Art – Bloom

When EARMILK was first given the chance to premiere Karma Art's album single, titled "Bloom", we jumped right on board. Instantly having high expectations for this 19 year old Austrian…

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8.5

Lee Bannon – Alternative/Endings

Lee Bannon is a new artist emerging in jungle music after previously having produced for hip hop artists, such as Joey Bada$$. After spending the last six months working on…

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9.0

Wildlight – Hers Was As Thunder (The Remixes)

The collaboration between Ayla Nereo and David Sugalski (aka The Polish Ambassador) as Wildlight, brought us the duo's debut album Hers Was As Thunder in mid 2013. Ayla Nereo brings folk…

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8.0

Irrelevant – Little Figurines

London-based bass label Kokeshi are presenting the new Irrelevant LP as a follow up to the Colchester born producer's debut LP, I'll Be Ok released in 2011. The twelve track chillstep…

Archives: Album Reviews

The Chain Gang of 1974 – Daydream Forever

Lilies on Mars – Dot to Dot

Isaiah Rashad – Cilvia Demo

StraightFace – Forever

Achterbahn D'Amour – Odd Movements

Above & Beyond – Acoustic

ATB – Contact

Tide Eye – Hi Tide

Karma Art – Bloom

Lee Bannon – Alternative/Endings

Wildlight – Hers Was As Thunder (The Remixes)

Irrelevant – Little Figurines

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