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Month: February 2007

Posted on 19th February 2007

Benni Hemm Hemm

There’s a lot of music being made at the moment that incorporates brass but none, I suspect, which has put it to such central and good use.

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Posted on 1st February 2007

Sunn0))) & Boris – Altar

Play their music quietly and what should be the sound of the gates of hell opening becomes that of a mis-firing vacuum cleaner

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Posted on 1st February 2007

Wolf Eyes – Human Animal

This is extreme music; certainly as extreme as anything that has been reviewed on Incendiary before.

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Posted on 1st February 2007

Oxford Collapse – Remember the Night Parties

I suspect that fun power pop/rock is something they want to expand upon. On the evidence of this rather prosaic workout I’m not sure they should bother

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Posted on 1st February 2007

F.S. Blumm – Summer Kling

I just wish there was still a bit of the anarchism evident in his early work

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Posted on 1st February 2007

Joanna Newsom – Ys

Utterly unlike anything else you’ll hear, it is a brave, barking mad and beautiful album.

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Posted on 1st February 2007

Songs of Green Pheasant – Aerial Days

It’s not easy to put this album into words, but perhaps cosmic folk pop might give some indication of the sounds contained within.

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Posted on 1st February 2007

Yo La Tengo – I Am Not Afraid Of You And I Will Beat Your Ass

So – I Am Not Afraid Of You And I Will Kick Your Ass is clearly too long and a couple of tracks could have been ditched to drag it in under the hour mark. Having said that, the tracks to be chucked would still be bloody great.

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Posted on 1st February 2007

John Fahey – Sea Changes and Coelacanths (A Young Person’s Guide to John Fahey)

Fahey playing an electric guitar might not have caused the sensation that Dylan did when he went electric, but in the smaller waters of Fahey’s world there was still a great deal of disapproval.

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Posted on 1st February 2007

Jukebox Buddha

A word of explanation: Christiaan Virant and Zhang Jian came up with the idea of selling a version of the machine used in Buddhist temples to assist prayer.

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