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The Monochrome Set: ‘Little Noises 1990-1995’ reviewed

21 May 2020 Andrew J Duncan 0

❉ The craft and invention in these five albums has matured finely, writes Andrew J Duncan.

The Residents: ‘Intruders’

4 December 2018 Andrew J Duncan 0

❉ If you’ve never heard a note by The Residents before, you could easily dip your toe in here and very quickly gauge the flavour of their career so far.

Silver Stars In The Trashcan – ‘Felt – A Decade In Music: The Final Five Reissues’

18 September 2018 Andrew J Duncan 0

❉ It’s Lawrence’s ball, of course, and his newfound freedom since the group’s dissolution resulted in a more freewheeling Felt, the subject of this second set of “revisitations”.

Allen Ravenstine – ‘Waiting for the Bomb’ reviewed

27 June 2018 Andrew J Duncan 0

❉ Pere Ubu co-founder Allen Ravenstine back in full effect, and his work has never been more alluring whilst never loosening its abstract grip.

The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices ft. Lisa Gerrard – ‘BooCheeMish’ reviewed

22 June 2018 Andrew J Duncan 0

❉ Folkloric musical legends release first new album in 20 years in collaboration with vocalist Lisa Gerrard of Dead Can Dance.

Soho Rezanejad – ‘Six Archetypes’

28 January 2018 Andrew J Duncan 0

❉ Danish singer and artist Soho Rezanejad’s debut album weaves a fascinating cabaret.

Typhoon – ‘Offerings’

28 January 2018 Andrew J Duncan 0

❉ A sprawling, ambitious, dense album, packed with drama and feeling.

Thor & Friends – ‘The Subversive Nature Of Kindness’

27 January 2018 Andrew J Duncan 0

❉ Thor & Friends’ second album suits this time of year mightily, offering vivid snatches of pause and recognition.

Edgar Breau – ‘Edgar Breau’

27 January 2018 Andrew J Duncan 3

❉ A touching and quizzical album, from a gent who has long deserved far wider exposure.

Blind Idiot God ‘Undertow’ & Azonic ‘Prospect Of The Deep Volume One’

17 January 2018 Andrew J Duncan 0

❉ We look at the reissue of 1989 album Undertow, and Andy Hawkins’ revived solo project Azonic.

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