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Features / Music
Writer's Poll - Jake Sun
Azelia Banks was a bright spot of Jake Sun's year, along with Swans and Amon Tobin.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Tame Impala & The Growl
They bid farewell to the adoring throng, leaving nothing but fond memories in the wake of yet another triumphant performance.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Spiritualized & Lost Animal
And what a storm Smiles becomes! With this, their final song, Spiritualized unleash a final immensity of sound – one that is usually reserved only for legend.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Presents Bosnian Rainbows, A Dead Forest Index, Fox + Sui
They perform all new, unreleased material, yet their sound is so infectious that it escapes any misgivings of unfamiliarity.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Neurosis - Honor Found In Decay
Once more Neurosis exercise their position as one of the most influential bands in heavy music history.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Thurston Moore, Marco Fusinato
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Lupe Fiasco - Food And Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Part 1
Though F&L2 has its setbacks, thankfully Lupe didn’t get stuck in the rut of Lasers.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Parklife 2012
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Dead Can Dance - Anastasis
Balancing the great dualities of humanity in ideal equilibrium, Perry and Gerrard both remain a rare complement to each other’s exquisite gifts.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Red Deer Music Festival 2012
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Splendour In The Grass 2012
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Fear Factory - The Industrialist
The conceptual scene is set, on the stunning title track and opener, as looped samples and spoken-word head a mounting crescendo, which detonates into a fury of controlled riffs and mechanical blast beats that are systematically scrutinised by a scanning synth beam.
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