Part way through writing this review I got pulled into a twitter thread about how good this album is. For a few contributors it was an early contender for album …
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We’ve been following a one-time Providence (and currently Portland, OR based) duo The Body for quite a few years now. Never once did the terms adjectives like “lilting” or “dreamy” …
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Photo Credit: Frenchie’s Reviews This interview took place on Saturday 20th July. Chip had been at the Merch stall chatting to fans, hymning the praises of Khanate and genuinely being …
Collection of videos by our new correspondent from Portland, OR – Tim Burkland (aka Gargotheron) C Spencer Yeh / Greg Kelley / John Krausbauer – Live at Disjecta (Event Page) The …
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Response to a recent essay by Abundant Living / Zachary Lipez and the questions asked within I don’t understand how anyone is signed, how anyone gets coverage, or how anyone …
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Caught somewhere between a 4am Balearic summer sunrise and a 4pm Nordic autumn sunset Body In The Thames’ Public Domain 3D Terrain is an LP length release that spans 5 …
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Handing over the mic to artists/musicians who break down their new albums track by track/share the thought process behind the creation. Today we’ll hear from Andy Schiaffino aka Body/Negative, non-binary …
Read our review of Everybody’s Got Damage – an all acoustic covers album from Rob Crow (Physics, Thingy, Pinback, Heavy Vegetables) Album notes used with kind permission from the …
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More reviews in our archives. All-acoustic covers album. I am most likely to be the first in line to say “no thanks” to the prospect of hearing (or reviewing) such …
This excellent release from Nashville’s Centripetal Force brings together 10 diverse acts – the music here is definitely outsider material and covers genres from folk to electronica via cosmic psych …