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Released on Burning Witches Records on orange and yellow, limited edition vinyl, with artwork by Chris Hitchman. Halloween and a bunch of bullies murder a local misfit. A mysterious fair …
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Words: Dan Frye (Autolysis Records) Le Doux Nord (Part I) is loaded with warm sequencing glitchiness where common rhythmic patterns come in rare fragments where one tries so hard to …
Hattie Cooke is a Brighton (Sussex) based musician. Her debut release for Spun Out Of Control (a London label specializing in synth & synthwave electronica) is a perfect meeting of …
Story driven synth concept albums are usually futuristic in nature, synth sounds are near ubiquitous in sci-fi movies and TV series. It didn’t always have to be so, however, with …
This record has had me alternating between loving and hating it in equal measure over the past three weeks or so, which I guess might please Negativland on some levels. They’ve …
We got somethin’ here. It’s a fighter, but I can get it in the boat. Look at ‘em go! Aw, shit. Well, we’ll get ‘em next time. I like fishing. …
You’ve got the gears turning now. Everything has been shifted into lock and key formation. What time is it? No time at all. These are some of the initial thoughts …
Words: F.J. Dominguez Pennock Chances are if you’re reading this review, you already know Elizabeth Joan Kelly’s music-either through her previous work, the award winning and most excellent full length …
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This is not the night mail crossing the border There are no cheques or postal orders Letters for the rich, bills for the poor Letters for the rich, bills for …
Long Read Memories charts the mental and emotional gravity of a real life tragedy as it reverberates over the last thirty years. It does this using guitar, semi-modular synths, field …