With a spooky synth score, some fine performances, a swinging early ’80s London setting, and a recent restoration, Don’t Open Till Christmas is better than it has any business being. … Continue reading
Electric guitars become tidal pools, walls of fog, delicate latticeworks of frost and ice on Ice Since Fire, Charlotte Law’s debut album for the lovely Linear Obsessional cassette label. Electricity … Continue reading
On their second official single, “That Wasn’t Easy”, London’s Inca Maps return with a gorgeous glacial post-dubstep reflection on the death of romance. Relationships are complicated. When we’re in them, … Continue reading
Gauzy London dream pop return with their most personal, confrontational, organic, confident record to date – somewhat ironically, considering their busy schedules and prolific use of samples. The meteoric rise … Continue reading
Shoegaze/Dream Pop legends Lush return with their first new material in 20 years, managing to sound relevant and fresh and timeless, simultaneously. Shoegaze might possibly be the most mistreated musical … Continue reading
Highly Deadly Black Tarantula is a stripped down, monolithic behemoth of a technoid dystopian ritual psychedelia record, that sounds brave in this Brave New World. Teeth Of The Seas‘ breakthrough … Continue reading
Introducing Sp3ctr3wave three witches gather in Hyrule forest to break the barriers between dimensions with ocarina panic. Vaporwave is the sound of our digital lives. It is all the … Continue reading
Can you believe there was a time when there was such a thing as too much Bevis Frond music? Bevis Through The Looking Glass is The Bevis Frond’s third record, … Continue reading
Torridon Gate will transport you – from Jupiter’s Moons to the Mines Of Moria. You might be led to believe that the Gate is an extraterrestrial artifact to fold space … Continue reading
From a broken past, a cursed present and a burning future, Calatrilloz endlessly journey across the pages of an ever-shifting history. Â Wanderers gathered from the darkened fringes of time, they … Continue reading
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