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Tag: album review
Review: Jadu Heart – Hyper Romance
Bristol-based duo Jadu Heart release their dark and beautiful sophomore album via VLF Records.
Review: Slump – Nothing More
West Midlands-based doom stoner rock quartet Slump release their debut double-sided single ‘Nothing More’ via Diaries of Doom.
Review: Melody Fields – Broken Horse
‘Broken Horse’ is a light, breezy trip with numerous musical layers and Eastern instruments, creating a warm yet pensive atmosphere throughout. Melody Fields take pride in blending their influences, from sunny Californian pop music, to the mysticism of the Far East, to the Nordic melancholic moods of their own heritage, into a fresh yet familiar melting pot.
Review: Vroda – Senses
Ukrainian imprint Thousand Kisses Place delivers warm ambience and intricate rhythms with debut release from newcomer Vroda.
Ela Minus – They Told Us It Was Hard, They Were Wrong Remixes
Legendary UK Imprint Domino turns out three club-focused takes of the debut single from Ela Minus.
Review: Las Historias – Las Historias
Las Historias, a heavy psychedelic power trio from Córdoba, Argentina, release their debut album on Electric Valley Records.
Review: Fontaines D.C. – A Hero’s Death
Dublin post-punk band Fontaines D.C. deliver their second album following their statement and riotously successful 2019 debut.
Review: Unknown Artist – Stop/Remember
Mysterious edits imprint Gallery returns with two slices of cosmic Italo genius.
Review: Tunik – New Beginnings
Barcelona based debutant Tunik releases hard-hitting EP via Nicholas Lutz’ My Own Jupiter imprint.
