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Interviews

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Laura Misch On Finding Connection Through ‘Lithic’
Laura Misch On Finding Connection Through ‘Lithic’
Black Honey On Soak And The Reality Of Life In A Modern Rock Band
Black Honey On Soak And The Reality Of Life In A Modern Rock Band
Cut Worms on Transmitter, Jeff Tweedy and Empathy in a Digital Age
Cut Worms on Transmitter, Jeff Tweedy and Empathy in a Digital Age

Album Reviews

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Oral Habit - A Broken Chord Review
Oral Habit - A Broken Chord Review
Bedouine - Neon Summer Skin Review
Bedouine - Neon Summer Skin Review
Boards of Canada - Inferno Review
Boards of Canada - Inferno Review
Kurt Vile - Philadelphia’s been good to me Review
Kurt Vile - Philadelphia’s been good to me Review
feeble little horse - bitknot Review
feeble little horse - bitknot Review
The Lemon Twigs - Look For Your Mind! Review
The Lemon Twigs - Look For Your Mind! Review
White Fence - Orange Review
White Fence - Orange Review
Little Simz - Sugar Girl EP Review
Little Simz - Sugar Girl EP Review

Start Listening To

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Start Listening To: Naya Yeira
Start Listening To: Naya Yeira
Start Listening To: Ciao Lucifer
Start Listening To: Ciao Lucifer
Start Listening To: Artificial Go
Start Listening To: Artificial Go

Gig Reviews

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Gig Review: The Lemon Twigs At Brudenell Social Club
Gig Review: The Lemon Twigs At Brudenell Social Club
Gig Review: Open Mike Eagle At Belgrave Music Hall And Canteen
Gig Review: Open Mike Eagle At Belgrave Music Hall And Canteen
Festival Review: GALA 2026
Festival Review: GALA 2026
Gig Review: Madison Beer At The O2
Gig Review: Madison Beer At The O2
Gig Review: Jehnny Beth At The Bullingdon
Gig Review: Jehnny Beth At The Bullingdon

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Brighton trio Oral Habit deliver a tight, thrilling, and restless debut that redefines garage psychedelic sounds. The live buzz might be a challenge, but the record is a winner 📀 Link in bio 🔗 #oralhabit #garagepsych #britishmusic #albumreview #n
For Lithic, Laura Misch turned caves, quarries, coastlines and deep listening practices into a meditation on sound, time, and our relationship with the natural world. Ahead of the album’s release this week, we spoke to the saxophonist, produce
Charli XCX has announced her new album, Music, Fashion, Film, but it’s the artwork that’s got people talking. The cover features three men: John Cale, Martin Scorsese and Marc Jacobs, representing the album’s three creative pillars