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• Friday
  27th August

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    Black Mountain - Wilderness Heart

    Show

    Morning Magazine

    Author

    Marisa Wikramanayake

    Inertia

    The best things to come out of Canadian progressive/psychedelic rock group Black Mountain’s hugely anticipated third album Wilderness Heart will be the guitar playing of Matthew Camirand and Stephen McBean and the haunting but husky voice of Amber Webber… more »

• Thursday
  26th August

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    High Places - Versus Mankind

    Author

    Anetta Nevin

    Popfrenzy

    High Places second album; High Places vs Mankind is characterised by a collection of unorthodox sounds including bells, bird calls, washes of ocean waves, mallets on mixing bowls, glockenspiel and sometimes eerie vocals. The sounds defining this album are unusual and beautiful, making it hard to pigeonhole their sound… more »

• Monday
  23rd August

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    Richard In Your Mind - My Volcano

    Author

    Marisa Wikramanayake

    Rice Is Nice

    I’ll have what Richard In Your Mind is having. The Sydney psychedelic pop band has released their second album My Volcano having teamed up with SPOD aka Brent Griffin who helped produce the album.

    The tracks ‘Mongrowlia’, ‘Flower of the Heart’ and ‘Tiny Colossus Face’, all had identity crises, swapping genres back and forth… more »

• Thursday
  12th August

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    Tired Pony - The Place We Ran From

    Author

    Renee Darbyshir

    Fiction Records

    A lot of equine bands around lately, have you noticed? Compared with horse bands, the pony may not be raucous or wild, but it isn’t tired either. It’s mellow and catchy. You know those songs that begin to sound familiar after just a couple listens? There are a few such tunes on this album, including ‘Pieces’ (the closing song) and ‘Northwestern Skies’ (the opener)… more »

• Tuesday
  10th August

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    Sereena Manish - S-M 2: Abyss In B Minor

    Author

    Alex Griffin

    4AD

    A symphony is an intense creature, usually composed by bearded men who sweat notes into paper, notes which are duly interpreted by hundreds of musicians in cavernous rooms where the sun hasn’t been for decades. Beethoven’s 5th will probably outlive humanity… more »

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