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Tag: pop music

08/03/2023 nausika

Uzu Oto: dreamy alt-pop soundscapes from glitch electronics and live improvisation

Gurun Gurun, Uzu Oto, Peru, BUH Records, BR157 vinyl LP (2022) A Czech quartet, Gurun Gurun play alt-pop deconstructed through

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05/03/2023 Ed Pinsent

More Hammond Pops

Retro-pastiche easy-listening humour on Organ Greats (KINGS ROAD 001) from the team of Montague Armstrong…this English duo have rescued and

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10/11/2022 nausika

Painting is Dead: lively electronic post-pop / jazz devolves into synthpop filler

Painting, Painting is Dead, Germany, Antime, ANTIME034, vinyl LP (2022) A lively (and, at least in its early half, very

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02/11/2022 nausika

Dora Agora: wistful dream ambient folk pop of insubstantial form and deep emotion

Ekin Fil, Dora Agora, United States, Helen Scarsdale Agency, HMS067 vinyl LP (2022) Having been active for over 20 years

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28/09/2022 nausika

Sonbonbela: cosmic Afro-beat music takes you on a wonderful ride to trance heaven

Baba Commandant and the Mandingo Band, Sonbonbela, United States, Sublime Frequencies, vinyl LP (2022) An infectiously joyous album with a

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17/05/2022 nausika

W: a work of calm and serenity through deep, immersive soundscapes

Boris, W, United States, Sacred Bones Records, SBR287 CD / vinyl LP (2022) Into their 30th year together as Boris,

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09/03/2022 Ed Pinsent

Songs of Friendship

Latest gem from Philip Sanderson is Not Even My Closest Friends (SNATCH TAPES tch 221), this time released as a

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22/02/2022 nausika

Dans mon monde: back to the world of 1960s French pop / garage / surf music with retro-hipsters

Monsieur Paul et les Solutions, Dans mon monde, Germany, Staubgold, staubgold 166, limited edition 7″ vinyl EP (2022) I must

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20/02/2022 nausika

Gate of Klüna: a unique and highly individual trippy space psychedelic rock / pop journey

Kuunatic, Gate of Klüna, Germany, Glitterbeat, GB117 CD / vinyl LP (2021) Japan has a long, looong history of all-female

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06/02/2022 Ed Pinsent

The Lonely Surfer

New single from the Fang Bomb label is by Sons of Viljems, a guitar & bass duo comprising Andrea Giommi,

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