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Tag: pop music

07/08/2020 nausika

Vacant: a life transition and rite of passage detailed in ever-growing ambient soundscapes

Ytamo, Vacant, Australia, Room40 / Someone Good, RMSG021 CD limited edition (2020) Recorded in 2019 while pregnant with her first

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28/07/2020 nausika

The Pace Setters: reissue of Ghanaian highlife band’s first and only album holds hope for its renaissance

Edikanfo, The Pace Setters, Germany, Glitterbeat Records, GBCD 094 (2020) Originally released in 1981 by EG Records, this debut album

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18/07/2020 nausika

Secrets of Numbers: beats-driven electro-techno takes you to a strange dark universe

Lagowski, Secrets of Numbers, Poland, Zoharum, ZOHAR 198-2 CD digipak limited edition (2020) Since 1981 – 1982 when he first

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04/07/2020 Steve Pescott

Storm Clouds Over The Hive

The Original Beekeepers Fear For The Future UK LINEAR OBSESSIONAL RECORDINGS LOR 125 CD (2019) Only on the very rarest

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27/06/2020 Ed Pinsent

Can You Heal A Damaged Brain?

Received a couple of new releases on vinyl from Jim Xentos…this singular English creator was a member of The Homosexuals

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22/06/2020 Ed Pinsent

Atomic Love

“Nothing grows in the shadow of heartache,” reads a handwritten note sent from from the creator of this intellectual pop-electronica

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30/05/2020 nausika

RIP Big Floyd

As news media in the United States and other parts of the world cover the murder by suffocation of George

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17/05/2020 nausika

Alles ist Gut: electro-minimalist funk fascination with and criticism of fascism and sexual power as fresh and relevant as ever

DAF (Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft), Alles ist Gut, United Kingdom, Virgin Records, V-2202 vinyl (1981) The news of the death of

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30/03/2020 nausika

Shadow in the Dark: forward into slinky retro-1980s synth-pop soundscapes with techno and illbient influences

NNHMN, Shadow in the Dark, Poland, Zoharum, ZOHAR 196-2 limited edition CD digipak (2019), vinyl (2020) NNHMN (pronounced “non-human” which

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25/01/2020 Stuart Marshall

Learning is Recollection

Missing Waves Post-Crash FRANCE BROCOLI 022 CD (2018) Missing Waves is a fairly new, experimental pop three-piece, whose relative lack

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