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Insidious Pop
"It’s a natural progression because I constantly evolve, which helps when not feeling bogged down by what people’s expectations are of what you should or could be."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Adalita - All Day Venus
It is here that Adalita feels truly at home, using the brutality of noise to cushion the blows of her personal demons.
Features / Music
Out Of The Ruins
"I’ve often tried to write songs with a preconceived idea in mind that I want to write about, yet it never works for me; those songs have always come out as duds."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Pure Bathing - Culture Moon Tides
Eschewing generation shifts and elegiac hazes, Moon Tides ebbs and flows, a quietly resonant listen.
Features / Music
Sonic Slumber
“I think I’m an urban creature at heart, but I really needed to tune out a lot of noise. Not so much the city, but the internet."
Features / Music
Counting Down The Days
“There’s certainly no game plan about what we do; we might have an idea or two, but not much else."
Features / Music
Bloody Fang
"I’m a violinist, having trained since I was four; I hadn’t even held an electric instrument until I was 18."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Hausu - Total
Hausu have crafted an album in Total that smashes through punk rock’s brick walls by emphasising precision, post-punk wailings and moans
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Swim Deep - Where The Heaven Are We
Their debut album swings closer to the sun than it does to the sewer – expect these guys to grace festivals on a global summer march, marking the top of festivalgoers’ “pleasant surprise” lists.
News / Music
The Ocean Party Ditched Their Egos For Latest Album
No place for big-heads during the creation of 'Split'
Features / Music
Splitting The Ocean
“The songs start fairly skeletal, and we start to put the meat on the bones."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Summer Flake - You Can Have It All
Crase’s vocals are soft, worn, yet defiant – and on songs like Blue and Naked Or Nude, she shows a canny familiarity around pop conventions too. Crase really can have it all.
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