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29/03/2013 Ed Pinsent

Right Heft

Concrete and Clay I quite like the Gobi Wow (NEVER COME ASHORE NCALP1) LP from FvRTvR, which turns out to

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07/03/2013 nausika

Amesoeurs (self-titled): one and only album is inconsistent black metal pop

Amesoeurs, self-titled, Code 666, CD (2009) At least in a very short career, truncated in part by the unexpected success

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16/02/2013 nausika

… if a night: trippy jazz big on smooth and suave tricks and not much else

Shijo X, … if a night, Bombanella Records / Five Roses Press, CD (2012) A very nice surprise here …

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03/02/2013 Ed Pinsent

Forbidden Generosity

Not one but three bass clarinets can be heard on The Name By Which The World Knows Them (PEIRA 13),

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30/01/2013 nausika

Yorkshire Black Metal and Beyond: distinctive raw black metal style with associated scene is just the remedy

A Brief Survey of Yorkshire Black Metal (White Medal) and Beyond White Medal is a raw black metal project masterminded

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29/01/2013 nausika

Yorkshire Black Metal II: four years of raucous fusion punk black metal by Sump

A Brief Survey of Yorkshire Black Metal: Sump  Astute readers of my previous post on Yorkshire Black Metal will have

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20/01/2013 Ed Pinsent

Two Vinyl Voustpaches

Now Return Us To Normal After his band Shockabilly broke up Eugene Chadbourne was slightly soured by the experience of

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14/01/2013 Ed Pinsent

Four Vinyl Vamaritans

The Bunwinkies LP Maps Of Our New Constellations (FEEDING TUBE RECORDS FTR062) is a collection of acoustic songs from these

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22/12/2012 Ed Pinsent

The Laughable Barn

The Wake of the Flood An astonishing production is Outside, The Great Drought (SMERALDINA-RIMA S-R-018CD), an excessive pop opera with

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06/12/2012 nausika

Windhand: in danger of becoming a Sabbath clone, and a tired one at that

Windhand, self-titled, Forcefield Records, CDGRIMM25 (2012) A sure sign that Windhand traffick in no-nonsense straight-ahead retro doom metal is the

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