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Exclusive Interview: Lucky Duck on Six Years of Life, Faith and Burnout Behind “SANITY”
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Evelí Ray Explores Time, Love and Mortality Through Argentine Rhythms on “Tiempo”
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James Crowley on Imprint, Queer Identity and Collaboration: “I think of myself as a song collector, really.”
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Vinny Moha Makes Broke Look Charming on “no tengo ni un peso”
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KYLO’s “Maybe” Is for Everyone Who Kept Moving Their Own Breaking Point
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Evelí Ray Explores Time, Love and Mortality Through Argentine Rhythms on “Tiempo”
A piece dealing with the subject of death could quite easily fill its whole duration by merely thinking about itself. By giving these thoughts a rhythm, Ray achieves something dynamic.…
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James Crowley on Imprint, Queer Identity and Collaboration: “I think of myself as a song collector, really.”
His four-track EP, “Imprint,” released through TRIPEL Records, explores desire, family, past relationships and queer identity, with Amey contributing to the writing and Horner returning as producer.
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KYLO’s “Maybe” Is for Everyone Who Kept Moving Their Own Breaking Point
“Maybe” concerns the exhausting business of bargaining with your own expectations. You love someone. You want more from them.
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M O S E D O Tunes Into the Cosmos From a Suburban Garden on Black Hole Tapes (Remaster)
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Dante Shivers Revisits a London Night Fifteen Years Later With “Changes”
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David Alex-Barton Brings Nashville Party Spirit to His New Single “Crush”
A crush provides a songwriter with something immediate to work on: excitement, distraction, and the chance of making a complete fool of oneself. Combine it with the idea of a…
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William Wyatt Brings a Little Hope to His Country Debut Single “Once In A Blue Neon Moon”
The moment that remains with me is when he tells the bartender that he’s okay, only to right away admit that he’s lying; the story set in the bar has…
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“There Is an Entire Raft of Things That a Postcode Can Imply”: Longboat Finds Home in London on Proud of My Postcode
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Floyds Row Make a Compact EP Sound Far Bigger Than Its Runtime
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Evelí Ray Explores Time, Love and Mortality Through Argentine Rhythms on “Tiempo”
A piece dealing with the subject of death could quite easily fill its whole duration by merely thinking about itself. By giving these thoughts a rhythm, Ray achieves something dynamic. Instead of using a conventional…
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Evelí Ray Explores Time, Love and Mortality Through Argentine Rhythms on “Tiempo”
A piece dealing with the subject of death could quite easily fill its whole duration by merely thinking about…
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James Crowley on Imprint, Queer Identity and Collaboration: “I think of myself as a song collector, really.”
His four-track EP, “Imprint,” released through TRIPEL Records, explores desire, family, past relationships and queer identity, with Amey contributing…
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Vinny Moha Makes Broke Look Charming on “no tengo ni un peso”
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KYLO’s “Maybe” Is for Everyone Who Kept Moving Their Own Breaking Point
“Maybe” concerns the exhausting business of bargaining with your own expectations. You love someone. You want more from them.
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“What Should Zombie Fest Become?” Zombie Fest 9 Look Beyond Their Biggest Edition Yet
“People rarely remember how professionally your spreadsheet was organised,” the Zombie Fest organisers says. “They remember how the event…
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A. HerrMann Wants Kindness to Make the Headlines on “Only Good News”
“Only Good News,” the English version of “Nur Noch Gutes,” brings it into the daily ritual of checking the…
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Hui. and STNZA Turn Years of Writing Together Into the Warm, Reflective Groove of “Count In”
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Night Teacher Reckons With Love, Lost Time and Change on “St. Augustine”
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Bash Co. Turns a Prague Romance Into a Personal Revolution on “Velvet”
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M O S E D O Tunes Into the Cosmos From a Suburban Garden on Black Hole Tapes (Remaster)
The record comes with a story about Jake Frost, a suburban tinkerer who builds a receiver and uses it…
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