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Features / Music
Artists To Watch In 2015: Hopium
Shimmering synths that pulse in harmony with stunning vocals, lyrical and honest, and bass beats that thud with comforting regularity. This is Hopium.
Features / Music
Artists To Watch In 2015: Silk Rhodes
A single lifted off the debut offering from Baltimore's Silk Rhodes, 'Pains' is a tantalising taste of their muted, minimalist soul and we crave more!
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: How To Dress Well 'Words I Don't Remember'
Tom Krell, aka. How To Dress Well, showcases his loved falsetto harmonies and smooth R&B vocals on new track 'Words I Don't Remember'
Reviews / Live
Live Review: WATCH: Lykke Li 'Love Me Like I'm Not Made of Stone' (Official Video)
Sultry, dark, brooding, broken – Sweden's favourite indie-pop chanteuse Lykke Li tantalises with the sounds of the first single off upcoming album.
Features / Music
ARTISTS TO WATCH IN 2014: Mapei
Swedish sweetheart Mapei deserves your attention, if she hasn't already captured it with her mesmerising release 'Don't Wait'.
Features / Music
ARTISTS TO WATCH IN 2014: Yeo
Songwriter and producer YEO (pronounced YO) is no newbie to the Australian music scene, with numerous releases under his belt covering widely varied genres.
Features / Music
REVIEW: Fractures @ The Workers Club
Mark Zito's electronic baby FRACTURES first excited us with 'Twisted', then even more with the luscious 'Cadence'...
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Chvrches 'Lies' (Tourist Remix)
Strip Chvrches 'Lies' of its hardball synth, enter the chill-out treatment of mixmaster Tourist and journey into a weightless ambience | Purple Sneakers
Reviews / Live
Live Review: CANT SAY LIVE MIX: Savage Skulls (Mad Decent) [FREE DOWNLOAD]
If you missed out on the SAVAGE SKULLS set at CANT SAY on Friday, you're in luck - we recorded it, and are streaming it for you right here - you're welcome.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: James Blake 'Retrograde' (Mokhov Trip Hop Remix)
MOKHOV adds a juicy trip hop flavour to London producer JAMES BLAKE's atmospheric new single 'Retrograde', and the results are excellent.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Moullinex 'Darkest Night'
Tribal rhythms and retro synth feature on the latest track from MOULLINEX, and congo drums work percussive magic.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Cashmere Cat 'Aurora'
The new track from CASHMERE CAT is dark and ominous electro. Spliced with temple-style gongs and cow bells, it's brooding and foreboding in tone.
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