When we reviewed Andrew Wasylyk’s last album, Fugitive Light and Themes of Consolation, we commented that it was a fitting end to his recent trilogy (2017’s Themes for Buildings and Spaces and 2019’s The Paralian being the first two parts) ...
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Wolf Alice have always been more interesting than your standard indie band, on Blue ...
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Elusive singer Glüme describes herself as ‘a Walmart Marilyn Monroe’, which seems apposite. After ...
Shores is the debut album from Scottish composer Fergus Hall. The album is a ...
‘Count on me, I’m gonna win the race.’ Not since the heyday of Yello ...
Post Coal Prom Queen’s debut EP as a duo, PCPQ, sees them distil their ...
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