Allen Stone – Allen Stone [ALBUM REVIEW]
On Wednesday, Allen Stone dropped his second self-released album. By Thursday, on both Spotify and iTunes combined, I'd listened to the album eleven times. I think my office mate hates…
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brandUn DeShay – All Day DeShay AM [Album Review]
For a moment, or rather from this day forth, let your mind forget about this man's association with the OFWGKTA camp or whatever "beef" that may have ensued. None of…
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Birdy Nam Nam – Defiant Order [Album Review]
French electro/turntablism foursome Birdy Nam Nam's third LP, Defiant Order, produced by Para One, dropped September 19 on Jive Epic. As a first time listener of the group, I'm sort of surprised…
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Scroobius Pip – Distraction Pieces [Album Review]
My first experience of Scroobius Pip came a few years back when I stumbled in on a live show. Upon Scroobius Pip reciting his first line, the crowd went from…
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Ben Westbeech – There's More To Life Than This [Album Review]
After laying on the free tracks, mixes, acoustic covers and various other enticing treats, Ben Westbeech was finally ready to drop his sophomore album onto the world. On hearing that…
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Welder – Florescence [Interview/Album Review]
Fans of independent labels like Ninja Tune, Warp and Planet Mu may recognize Brendan Angelides from his work as Eskmo moreso than his work as Welder, but he's a prolific artist…
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Modeselektor – Monkeytown [Album Review]
I've always thought of Modeselektor as a dance group first and foremost; such is the curse of being danceable, it's easy to get sorted into that particular category. But just because…
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Jan Driver – Amatilda [Album Review]
One of the biggest (and perhaps least touted) perks of writing for a sick-ass music blog is hearing about new music you might not otherwise have stumbled upon from your…
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Gui Boratto – III [Album Review]
Having just seen Brazilian minimal techno extraordinaire Gui Boratto for the first time at Electric Zoo in New York this weekend, there was really no better time for me to…
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Razika – Program 91 [Album Review]
Norwegian label Smalltown Supersound recently released Program 91–the debut LP by Norwegian quartet Razika. Razika consists of four 19-year old girls who have been creating music together since they were…
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The Weeknd – Thursday [Album Review]
There's no one who makes me want to go on a cocaine and ecstasy laden bender and jump in bed with the first dangerous stranger quite like The Weeknd. But…
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Shlohmo – Bad Vibes [Album Review]
Shlohmo's Bad Vibes (out August 9 on Friends of Friends) has a confusing title. "Bad" is not a word I would use to describe these vibes–tranquil, peaceful, breezy might be…
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