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Is Tropical – I’m Leaving
When IS TROPICAL unveiled their first music video of their new record I’m Leaving the music world was shocked. In Dancing Anymore a boy is masturbating almost the whole time. But actually it was quite a good idea to
Read More »Waldo and Marsha – Zoo
The day is here fans, the day when the promising young band you have been keeping your eye on has moved from a few track EP to grace the world with a full-length album, titled Zoo. WALDO AND MARSHA
Read More »Little Boots – Nocturnes
Little Boots' "Nocturnes" is a strong sophomore album, showcasing Victoria Christina Hesketh's matured sound without dismissing her disco pop touch
Read More »The National – Trouble Will Find Me
Does something like a satisfying gloom really exist? A certain sense of relief within the deepest depression? It’s a fascinating idea that is worth to be thinked about a bit longer. Especially in the context of a band like
Read More »When Saints Go Machine – Infinity Pool
Denmark… it’s something in the water over there. They just know how to create better music than the rest of us. Case in point: WHEN SAINTS GO MACHINE and their newest release Infinity Pool, a stunning mirage of psychedelic
Read More »The Fawn – Collegium
Purism – that is exactly what comes to mind by looking at the cover of Collegium. All we see is a plain white canvas with just the record’s title written across. One has to do some research first, to
Read More »Angel Olsen – Half Way Home
On Wolfroy Goes To Town, the 2011 release of BONNIE PRINCE BILLY and his backing band THE CAIRO GANG, there’s been this moment, somewhere halfway through the outstanding track Quail & Dumplings, in which a female voice arose –
Read More »MS MR – Secondhand Rapture
New music from Lizzy Plapinger is always cause for celebration. This time she got together with synth master Max Hershenow alias MR. Together they are the new tumblr pop sensation of the year, MS MR. These two made music
Read More »The Boxer Rebellion – Promises
This is just what it sounds like when it’s done right; an indie rock record by those lately dearly missed lads after coming back around the block, two years older and two years wiser – still making bombastic, swaggering,
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