Rosie Batsford discusses her experience of the infamous Vincent Van Gogh Exhibition
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Online Music Editor George Ward reviews the new single and video from experimental duo Jockstrap.
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Matt Titcombe reviews the four new Arca albums, Kick ii – iiiii.
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Print Music Editor Harry Hawkins reviews the new JPEGMAFIA album, LP!
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Deerhunter’s eighth album Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared? features more Baroque influences as opposed to their trademark alt-rock style. The album explores environmental and societal decay with scenes of dissatisfied …
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It had been 6 months since our ‘Ffunny Ffriends’ Unknown Mortal Orchestra released their last full-length album, the contemplative and empathetic Sex and Food, and a further three years since …
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Thank You Scientist is a band that is impossible to pin down. On the one hand they kind of sound like an orchestra on meth, yet on the other they …
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I first heard Kelela Mizanekristos’ brand of experimental R&B-infused electronica back in October 2013, when I downloaded her Cut 4 Me mixtape upon receiving a recommendation from one of my …
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Rosie Batsford discusses her experience of the infamous Vincent Van Gogh Exhibition
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Online Music Editor George Ward reviews the new single and video from experimental duo Jockstrap.
-
Matt Titcombe reviews the four new Arca albums, Kick ii – iiiii.
-
Print Music Editor Harry Hawkins reviews the new JPEGMAFIA album, LP!
-
Deerhunter’s eighth album Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared? features more Baroque influences as opposed to their trademark alt-rock style. The album explores environmental and societal decay with scenes of dissatisfied …
-
It had been 6 months since our ‘Ffunny Ffriends’ Unknown Mortal Orchestra released their last full-length album, the contemplative and empathetic Sex and Food, and a further three years since …
-
Thank You Scientist is a band that is impossible to pin down. On the one hand they kind of sound like an orchestra on meth, yet on the other they …
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I first heard Kelela Mizanekristos’ brand of experimental R&B-infused electronica back in October 2013, when I downloaded her Cut 4 Me mixtape upon receiving a recommendation from one of my …
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