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Posted on 13th May 2013

The Ex and Brass Unbound – Enormous Door

There are two truly great things about this release: one is the spacey quality of the music. The other is its incredible patience. This is a powerful, slow moving beast, not looking to push you around.
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Posted on 13th May 2013

Vår – No One Dances Quite Like My Brothers

Space is the first thing you feel more than anything: it’s an outdoors sound, big sweeping plains of synth, balanced against vicious, coruscating stabs and blurts of beat, elements that are not that far away from the sonic outrages Conny Schnitzler used to knock out.
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Posted on 13th May 2013

Andy Moor and Anne-James Chaton – Transfer

To say that it’s interesting and often inspiring is a bit of an understatement: it’s not an easy listen but it’s a hypnotic one and one that you can easily get into the habit of listening to, especially if you need something a bit offbeat to tune into.
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Posted on 13th May 2013

Flies on You – Nothing to Write Home About

But this is a record that documents the here and now; you can feel the rain whacking the tarmac as you walk past the carpet warehouse on your way to the 24 hour garage for your pie. It’s grim.
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Posted on 13th May 2013

Rob St John – Charcoal Black and the Bonny Grey b/w Shallow Brown

This is the way modern folk seems to be; on the move interweaving different traditions, not linked to one place or rigidly labelled as appropriate for a certain bunch of people.
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Posted on 13th May 2013

Spilt Milk – Funeral Blues

So there’s an ephemeral, delicate feel to this new record, Marc having imperceptibly shifted their sound folk-wards and looking to bring a more melancholy note to proceedings, utilising Brenda’s incredibly expressive voice in the mid-range.
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Posted on 13th May 2013

TG Mauss – Dear Stranger

There’s  a lot of urban soul boy in this sound – it’s got an element of confession there that stops it from just being one of those electronica records that are initially ok but get slightly wearisome after a few spins.
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Posted on 13th May 2013

Sunwølf – Midnight Moon

Yet again the patience of their sound is something you can’t ignore. It’s most noticeable with the last three tracks, Plateau Parts I-III – tracks that are less metal, more Klaus Schultze..
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Posted on 13th May 2013

agnès pe – morti fire and cagey house – rocks and feathers

There are a lot of seemingly unconnected sounds here but they do all combine effectively to make a remarkable set of electronic dreamscapes…
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Posted on 13th May 2013

WOLVON release party OT301, Amsterdam 2/5/13

See, WOLVON are not anaemic, or academic; they’re a powerful band with muscle and determination. You can have just as much fun as them in going nuts to Future Truths – the highlight on this particular night with its relentless pounding.
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