REVIEW: Seera – ‘Sarab’
Seera’s new EP ‘Sarab’ is one of those releases that prefers to shimmer into view, inviting you closer even as it shifts
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Bruno Santos finds beauty in the endless return of ‘{ Persistent } Loop’
At the emotional centre of Bruno Santos’ ‘Reverse <|> Symmetry’ sits ‘{ Persistent } Loop’, a track that quietly explains the album as
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Brian Hunsaker builds a monument of fire and feeling on new single ‘Edge Of The World’
Brian Hunsaker has always been one to build entire universes and dares you to walk through them. And with his latest
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Speak for the Dead tear the future open with a debut album that refuses to behave
There’s no easing into Speak for the Dead. Their self-titled debut hits like a steel-toed boot through a basement door,
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Hovercraft’s ‘Blown Away’ is a signal from the past that hits like a lightning strike
Some records feel discovered rather than released, and ‘Blown Away’ explodes out of the speakers with that exact rush. This new collection
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REVIEW: E.B.E. – ‘If the algorithm brought you here, this must be your place’
There’s something unsettlingly magnetic about ‘If the algorithm brought you here, this must be your place’. Here, E.B.E. builds a sealed-off
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REVIEW: Bunch Of Others – ‘CURIOSITY’
Bunch of Others’ debut project ‘CURIOSITY’ arrives as a record born from absence, guided by memory, and carried by a
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Sempra Caoz detonate the airwaves with new single ‘Drive 4242’
Some songs get your attention. ‘Drive 4242’ grabs you by the collar, shoves you into the passenger seat, and slams the accelerator
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Lo Rays ignite a new era with the pulverising fury of ‘Scapegoat’
With their eagerly-awaited new single ‘Scapegoat’, Glasgow outfit Lo Rays detonate a signal flare announcing a heavier, sharper, more cyber-mutated version
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Apeiron Bound ignite a cosmic storm on the ferocious ‘Astral Reflection – Rebirth’
Apeiron Bound have never been a band to colour inside the lines, but ‘Astral Reflection – Rebirth’ feels sharper, wilder, and more
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