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Posted on 12th December 2007

Sunburned Circle – The Blaze Game

My God, Sunburned Hand of the Man and Circle collaborating on a record; could you get more out there? I doubt it.

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Posted on 12th December 2007

Complex Full of Phantoms – By The End Of Tonight/Tera Melos split

It also sounds like somebody has chucked a bag of robots into a river. I couldn’t ask for more.

 

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Posted on 10th December 2007

Can’s Inner Space Studio pictures; Rock n Pop Museum, Gronau

Here are some pictures taken on the opening of the Can’s Inner Space studio exhibition at the RocknPop Museum in Gronau, (just over the Dutch border from Enschede). The installation runs until March 2008. A visit is highly recommended. 

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Posted on 9th December 2007

Can’s Inner Space Studio pictures; Rock n Pop Museum, Gronau

“Here are some pictures taken on the opening of the Can’s Inner Space studio exhibition at the RocknPop Museum in Gronau, (just over the Dutch border from Enschede). The installation runs until March 2008. A visit is highly recommended. ”
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Posted on 9th December 2007

Thighpaulsandra – Chamber Music

This man has, off and on, been responsible for some of the most inventive, playful and downright cussed avant garde music created in the UK for, well, a good 20 years now.

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Posted on 9th December 2007

Mr Dawson’s Christmas CD stocking

Mr Dawson, our Chief Reviewer, brings you a round up of what has been playing on his gramophone this past month. Hopefully you will gain as much pleasure from listening to these LPs as he did!

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Posted on 9th December 2007

Appie Kim – (=AOK)

The sounds contained on (=AOK) span the decades. There’s fifties twang, and sixties garage, seventies rock, eighties thrash and so on – but the sound is never derivative.

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Posted on 9th December 2007

Shapes and Sizes – Split Lips, Winning Hips, A Shiner

Sure there are key changes and time changes galore (Geese really disappeared up its own rectum by the end) but there seems to be a reflective edge to their music now that was missing on debut LP Shapes and Sizes.

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Posted on 9th December 2007

Alejandro Franov – Khali

Still, despite this almost wanton musical kleptomania, there is something concrete and individual created on this LP.

 

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Posted on 9th December 2007

Feu Thérèse – Ca Va Cogner

Oh, and quite why the band are depicted wearing nylon stockings over their heads on the back cover is anybody’s guess; I’d say there’s definitely a reason and a Utopian one at that.

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