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  • “I Am Already Hearing Sounds” by Tilman Dominka (Earth Island Books)
  • Neighbourhood Tower – Channeling Darkness (Discovering the Light)
  • SYN LDN at Oslo Hackney: A 360° Bass Night Built on Proximity

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thoughtswordsaction.com /1 month ago

“I Am Already Hearing Sounds” by Tilman Dominka (Earth Island Books)

Within the global DIY punk rock subculture, visual documentation has always held a status far beyond promotional material

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indiedockmusicblog.co.uk /6 days ago

Neighbourhood Tower – Channeling Darkness (Discovering the Light)

Start with the sleeve. A woman in sunglasses and scarlet lipstick sits beside a silver-moustached gent in a bottle-green suit, who pours red wine with the unhurried air of a man wh...

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xsnoize.com /1 week ago

SYN LDN at Oslo Hackney: A 360° Bass Night Built on Proximity

Eliminate and RIOT’s UK debuts were the main attraction, but Oslo Hackney’s intimate setting, close-up DJ booth and lively crowd gave the night a character of its own. A Night of B...

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loudersound.com /3 days ago

Extra-terrestrial planet-shakers Angine de Poitrine serve up joy unconfined at latest London landing

Dazzling prog/math/microtonal rock fun at London’s Troxy with everyone's favourite 333-year-old aliens

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louderthanwar.com /1 month ago

Spiritbox: Co-op Live, Manchester – Live Review

Spiritbox | Jinjer | Dying Wish Co-op Live, Manchester 16th September 2026 It’s been a rapid climb from selling out Alexandra Palace to five arena dates under their own name, but S...

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loudersound.com /2 weeks ago

Technology, monsters and the most epic metal show of the year - how Metallica conquered the Sphere

The first review of Metallica’s opening two nights at the Las Vegas Sphere is in

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punktastic.com /1 month ago

LIVE: All Points East Presents Outbreak 2026

Weeks of drought might have turned London’s Victoria Park into Arrakis, but like the Spice, the heaviness must flow. Outbreak’s takeover of All Points East brings new acts, old fav...

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buzzmag.co.uk /4 weeks ago

Prolific LA rockers OSEES lay a “medieval space opera vibe” on us

Taking hours of jam sessions before re-recording the whole shebang live in the studio, Osees have created something tangible from nothing. The post Prolific LA rockers OSEES lay a...

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buzzmag.co.uk /2 weeks ago

SPACE AFRIKA’s new album sounds ornate and is worth the five-year wait

Space Afrika's Quiet Storm is sufficiently ornate and considered that you could believe Joshua Reid and Joshua Inyang spent a few years working on it. The post SPACE AFRIKA’s new...

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buzzmag.co.uk /4 weeks ago

GLASTONBURY 1994 is a live document of how ORBITAL turned the fest into a ravers’ paradise

If Crass had been schooled at Kraftwerk’s Kling Klang studio, their sound might be close to Orbital’s on live album Glastonbury 1994. The post GLASTONBURY 1994 is a live document o...

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loudersound.com /1 month ago

The Wakemans, uncensored, grace the cover of the new issue of Prog, on sale now!

Plus Hackett & Rothery, Gentle Giant, Haken, Lonely Robot, Ozric Tentacles, Irmin Schmidt, Long Earth, North Sea Echoes, Tom Penaguin and more...

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loudersound.com /2 weeks ago

Audience go off-piste on eclectic third album The House On The Hill

Audience wore their soul and R&B influences on their sleeves, but theit originality put them right in the progressive milieu

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uncut.co.uk /1 week ago

Inside our new free Brian Eno CD, How Many Worlds: An Opal Records Companion

Get the lowdown on this sampler from Eno's resurrected label

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loudersound.com /1 month ago

“The album sold poorly, partly because the band didn’t tour it – it was impossible to play live”: The genius of Talk Tal...

After pop success set Mark Hollis and co free from label restrictions, they caused a sea change in popular music – although it took a while to be appreciated

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indiepulsemusic.com /4 weeks ago

Review: Glacer FM – Giving Independent Artists Somewhere to Be Heard

For an independent artist, making the music can sometimes feel like the easy part. The harder bit comes afterwards: getting anyone outside the group chat, the loyal friends and the...

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stereogum.com /1 month ago

Album Of The Week: Lily Seabird Lightspheres On Their Way

You’re probably wondering, “What’s a lightsphere?” Lily Seabird, who invented the term when she titled her new album Lightspheres On Your Way, defines a lightsphere as a catalyzing...

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loudersound.com /1 month ago

The definitive guide to every Soundgarden album, from Ultramega OK to King Animal

One of the most influential bands of their generation, Soundgarden's restless creativity and refusal to recognise boundaries has ensured that their music will never grow old

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creativebloq.com /5 days ago

CMF Speaker S review: this little milk carton sounds better than it has any right to

A big, wraparound sound in a small box, but you'll need more than one.

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indiedockmusicblog.co.uk /1 month ago

DEHUSSLAR MUSIC – MOUTH 2 MOUTH

Anyone who has stumbled out of a festival field at midnight knows the peculiar loneliness that follows. The ringing ears, the trampled grass, the sudden hush of a taxi or a kitchen...

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thelineofbestfit.com /1 month ago

Syd for Solen keeps its lineup close and sharp for no clashes and zero fomo

Denmark's Syd for Solen has the curation and setting to match its international rivals, and a brilliant platform to showcase its current wave of exports.

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loudersound.com /1 month ago

"A collection of songs befitting the pervasive doom of 2026, but earwormy enough to make you glad you exist." President'...

They might be masked and mysterious, but the subjects and themes of President's debut are deeply personal

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occultblackmetalzine.blogspot.com /1 month ago

Spere/Blotters In Saline Waters/2026 Full Length Review

   Spere  are  a  duo  from  Germany  that  has  had  music  reviewed  before  in  this  zine  and  on this  recording  goes  for  a  psychedelic  maritime  style  of  black  metal...

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buzzmag.co.uk /1 month ago

Progressive metal breakout stars SPIRITBOX bring their Tsunami Sea tour to Cardiff

Spiritbox, Jinjer and Dying Wish each have their own twist on modern metal and frontwomen with impressive vocals and stage presence. The post Progressive metal breakout stars SPIR...

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loudersound.com /1 month ago

"It's their first real test as torchbearers for metal's future." Spiritbox beat Sleep Token, Ghost and Bring Me The Hori...

With support from Jinjer and Dying Wish, Spiritbox's first full arena tour of the UK feels like a changing of the guard for metal

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