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Released in 1994 Bark Psychosis’ debut Hex was such a cathartic work that erstwhile critic Simon Reynolds coined the phrase…
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Spoiler: The dream never comes true for most of us who, at ten years old or so, sing into a…
Father John Misty – God’s Favourite Customer Review
Featuring on the cover photo for his new album, Josh Tillman looks like a visual metaphor for his last one;…
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Your life can go many ways depending on the number 7: fate, chance and destiny whirl around it like cosmic…
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From Northern California, Soft Science’s press release describes them – you can only imagine euphemistically – as “Molecular gastronomists”, when…
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When artists normally talk about exploring their creative freedom they don’t really mean it. Results are usually underwhelming: A new…
The Voice Of Unreason 