The latest releases from the Wolf Eyes collective and they are as potent and malignant as ever.
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The latest releases from the Wolf Eyes collective and they are as potent and malignant as ever.
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Joseph Burnett witnesses the Stephen OMalley-led Gravetemple lay waste to the cosy confines of Cafe Oto...
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A rare London performance by the unique 'outsider' singer-songwriter finds him in piano-led torch song mode, backed by some of the UK's greatest improvisors.
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Joseph Burnett takes a look at the career of Neil Young through the last five decades. Part 2 begins with those troublesome Eighties and brings us up to date with his literary opus Waging Heavy Peace.
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Joseph Burnett takes a look at the career of Neil Young through the last five decades. Part 1 begins with his humble beginnings through to the Crazy Horse peaks of the late 70's.
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Oren Ambarchi, Stephen O'Malley and Attila Csihar rummage in the ruins of metal, teasing out its most avant elements on this reissue of their 2008 self-released CDr.
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The typical riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma, Alan Licht has effortlessly straddled genre and musical tropes across a career spanning the best part of three decades.
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The final recordings of Klaus Dinger show an obsession with craft and a constant desire to build on the sounds that apparently rang through his head from the early days of Kraftwerk up until his death in 2008.
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Endless Boogie sally through 40-odd years’ worth of rock brilliance with nary a care for what’s deemed “acceptable” by the dubious modern-day arbiters of good taste.
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Reto Mäder's epic and of darkly fantastical exploration of industrial textures and obtuse drones.
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