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Posted on 9th June 2012

The Magnetic North – Orkney: Symphony of The Magnetic North

These songs still ultimately feel like snatches, film score pieces, confessionals, personal recitals, glimpses of the parts of a larger whole. Maybe that’s the point. But what the heck, it’s still bloody good. You should get this.
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Posted on 9th June 2012

Dead Mellotron – Glitter

…given the songs are pretty much snatches of sound padded out by sky high attitude, it’s hard to define exactly why you like them or why you’re frustrated they’re not 3 times as long… Maybe that’s the whole point.
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Posted on 9th June 2012

Public Image Limited – This Is PiL

This is a big record, wide in scope and sound. You do have to stick with it at times as it’s over an hour but the beat is ever present, and at times you can wander off mentally but I think that’s more to do with the fact that this is a deeply satisfying, refreshing listen
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Posted on 9th June 2012

Broken Water – Tempest

It’s a wee bit saggy and one paced just at the points in the record’s lifespan when it needs to look from under its fringe and do something different, or give something that the listener can latch onto; it’s just too diffident for its own good.
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Posted on 9th June 2012

Simone White – Silver Silver

If anything Silver Silver reminds me of one those crossover pastoral modern folk LPs, pastoral works like Iren Lovasz and Teagrass’s Wide is the Danube, say.
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Posted on 8th June 2012

feedtime – the Aberrant years sampler

The sound veers between rock and roll, a rolling country (i’ll be rested) a messy sort of blues (Hear Me Calling) and a more arty, Clowns/Triffids sound in the aforementioned Play With Fire and curtains.
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Posted on 8th June 2012

Rangers – Pan Am Stories

This is an LP of its time. And faces the same pitfalls. Just like all those “old” looking pictures that Gilded Youth delights to create using Instagram, it’s not always about the effect but ultimately about how to present good content.
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Posted on 8th June 2012

Idjut Boys – Cellar Door

One For Kenny sounds like a tourist Odyssey on dope, shumbling from coffee shop to coffee shop, more and more buggered off Nederweed whilst completely lost in a sea of tourist crocodiles, pimps and pissed up ex pats.
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Posted on 8th June 2012

Pinkunoizu – Free Time

A bit of Faust Tapes cut and paste here, a bit of laconic female vocals there, and a bit of Gong keyboard sound for good measure. Everything a sensitive type needs, n’est-ce pas?
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Posted on 8th June 2012

Godspunk Volume 11

Tuffers aside, our first signs of some naughtiness and joie de vivre come with Howl in the Typewriter’s Cheesebuger Eating American and the daft collage Chewed by Badgers.
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