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How pleasantly surprising then this self-titled album proper is. High Places does more than simply elaborating on ideas found in its predecessor; instead, the group extend their reach, bringing a more dance-oriented turn to their dizzy, fantastical cavern of sticks and stoners. (Ironically, too, the majority of its songs are more worthy singles than practically anything found on the singles-oriented release.)
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North America’s Tom Brosseau sings in a lean, boyish voice. Â About everyday things; nothing too…
Wounded Knee is Scottish dude Drew Wright, and his musical nom de guerre that’s evolved…
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Opening with a short span of silence, it doesn’ take Gleanings long to unfold. Veteran…
Despite its status as David Karsten Daniels’ “first widely available recordâ€, nothing on Sharp Teeth…
The people of Germany, post-World War II, have suffered a reputation as rigid, orderly and…
The music of ambient/abstract electronica producer Susumu Yokota spans a handful of genres and moods,…
After a handful of records, a brush with the Prix Ars Electronica, and a solid…
Seaworthy might just be Sydney’s top purveyors of polite music. When the trio aren’t making…
Hi God People – Shortwave Children (Shame File) Melbourne’ Hi God People are something of…
Pure – Home Is Where My Harddisk Is Vol.2 (Feld Records) Frankfurt-based experimental label Feld…
After what a five-year wait, Tooth have released third album Mudlarking – a bold double-album…