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03/02/2016 Ed Pinsent

Radio Taxi

Very good piece of process-art grimness from the trio of va aa lr, who may be known to you as

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03/02/2016 Ed Pinsent

The Killing Floor

Theme From An Imaginary Slasher (SYSTEMS NEUTRALIZERS 05) is an essential slab of noisy punk guitar thrash played, mangled and

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03/02/2016 Ian Sherred

A Little From Column A, A Little From Column B

Zeitkratzer Column One: Entropium GERMANY KARL RECORDS KR020 LP (2015) Experimental music ensemble Zeitkratzer are perhaps most famous, or infamous,

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03/02/2016 nausika

Arpitanian Lands: high on epic power black metal, low on originality and inspiration

Enisum, Arpitanian Lands, Italy, Dusktone, Dusk028CD (2015) As fans of Italian black metallers Enisum can guess, “Arpitanian Lands” refers to

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02/02/2016 Ed Pinsent

A few valedictions on Bowie

Stuart Marshall: I have to say that listening to your Bowie show last week was a very emotional experience. When

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01/02/2016 nausika

Morning / Hands: a radiant burst of morning glory in my sweaty little hands

I Am A Lake Of Burning Orchids, Morning / Hands, Loveswirls, CD-R love002 (2011) Compared to its predecessor “Summer in

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01/02/2016 nausika

You’ve Always Meant So Much To Me: this mini-movie soundtrack will mean a lot in different ways

Wrekmeister Harmonies, You’ve Always Meant So Much To Me, Thrill Jockey Records, Thrill 339 12″ vinyl (2013) Originally this one-track

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31/01/2016 Ed Pinsent

Spangled Rags

From 13th August 2015, another release by Papal Bull who we first heard on their Chocolate Monk monstrosity, In Ceres

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31/01/2016 Ed Pinsent

Father’s Shout

Composer Åke Parmerud is from Göteborg, which is also the home of underground labels such as Fang Bomb, Release The

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30/01/2016 Ed Pinsent

Bleed Out

Bleed (ADAADAT ADA0039) is a very good studio recording of English improvisers Graham Dunning, Colin Webster and Sam Underwood, the

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