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Gigs, Reviews

Live | Hanging Valleys, Rhys Lewis and Bacchus @ Mahogany, London

by For Folk's Sake • 22 May 2016

  I had a sneaking suspicion that the evening, set in the basement of a secluded private members club in Shoreditch, The Kings Head, was going to be a showcase of great music, for two reasons. Firstly, curated by Mahogany,…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Karl Blau – Introducing Karl Blau

by Dominic J Stevenson • 21 May 2016

Karl Blau sets out his stall wonderfully on the opening track of his latest record. He has recorded around 40 albums over an indie-rock career spanning around 20 years and has now re-designed himself as a country crooner. That it…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Julianna Barwick – Will

by Dominic J Stevenson • 21 May 2016

3 years on from the heavenly Nepenthe comes another instalment in what is becoming a familiar expedition to spectacular terrains. Will is a vehicle for voice, strings, and consuming electronic flourishes that combined take a hold of the listener. Barwick…

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Song of the Day

#607 Margaret Glaspy – Emotion and Math

by Ian Parker • 21 May 2016

Raw and ready, Margaret Glaspy’s ‘Emotions and Math’ is an unexpected earworm. Its slacker vibe loosely masks an seriously well-honed sound which Glaspy has been developing for several years since relocating to the east coast of the US from her…

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Song of the Day

#606 Okkervil River – Okkervil River RIP

by Ian Parker • 20 May 2016

Don’t panic. ‘Okkervil River RIP’ is not a signal that Will Sheff’s flat-out brilliant project is over. ‘Okkervil River RIP’ is instead the first track taken from forthcoming album Away, due September 9, and a sign they are very much…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Bob Dylan – Fallen Angels

by Jonathan Frahm • 20 May 2016

Whether he’s electrifying his sound and revolutionizing rock and roll, taking things back down an acoustic notch or two to embrace his folk roots, or releasing a Christmas album to notoriously mixed reception, Bob Dylan has remained an unlikely trailblazer…

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