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Tag: avant-rock

05/08/2012 nausika

Drought: mighty black metal / post-rock fusion packed tightly into mini-album EP format

Deathspell Omega, Drought, Season of Mist CD SOM810 (2012) Another mighty missive from Deathspell Omega in the form of an

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29/07/2012 nausika

Ruins of Morning: a serene and mellow painting of a fresh beginning

Nadja, Ruins of Morning, Broken Spine Productions (2010) Well, this is a surprise for me: I had given up on

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27/07/2012 Ed Pinsent

Archer Heights

Split for the Coast The eleventh release on the Spectrum Spools label is Soft Coast by No UFO’s, which is

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07/07/2012 Ed Pinsent

The Cold Wind’s Grasp

Photo-Mechanical Transfer The English trio of PMT play bass drums and guitar in a decidedly odd manner on Frosty Lee

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02/07/2012 nausika

The Iron Soul of Nothing: beautifully hypnotic ambient drone music mystery

SunnO))) meets Nurse With Wound, The Iron Soul of Nothing, Ideologic Organ, CD soma005 (2011) My copy of “The Iron

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28/05/2012 nausika

The Path of Liberation from Birth to Death: an epic and majestic soundtrack of buzzing, noisy black metal fusion

Njiqahdda, The Path of Liberation from Birth to Death, US, Pagan Flames Records, CD (2011) Where to begin? Here be a complex album of

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14/05/2012 nausika

Hitoyogiri: almost easy-listening Japanese noisy psych-guitar rock with a blues touch

Miminokoto, Hitoyogiri, Important Records, CD IMPREC338 (2011) Featuring the kind of bleak, dark noisy psychedelic blues that I usually expect

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08/05/2012 nausika

Great Explorers: gentle surf music and psych-pop amble through Cambridge

The Doozer, Great Explorers, United Kingdom, Pickled Egg, EGG76CD (2010) A very pleasant psych-pop amble through his home town of

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07/05/2012 nausika

Hands That Pluck: not quite the sterling send-off it could have been

Caïna, Hands That Pluck, Profound Lore Records, 2xCD PFL-082 (2011) This double CD set is Caïna’s swansong release and what a way

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10/04/2012 nausika

Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light II: highly immersive yet quiet, laconic and minimal

Earth, Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light II, US, Southern Lord, CD LORD149 (2012) Following its predecessor of the same

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