Review

Scissor Sisters: Magic Hour

We’ve been huge fans of the Sisters since their all-killer self titled debut album came out back in ’04. Since then, the JUICE office will subconsciously turn into a giant pride parade with every release that could last for weeks.

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Can: The Lost Tapes

While quintessentially Can, The Lost Tapes is the kind of overbearing record that you have to really plough through to find brilliance.

Detonate

Bihzhu: The Nightingale Sings

Singer-songwriter Bihzu is one of those artists that has clear, crisp vocals, which sings about the beauty life brings without being too overly nauseous or smug about it.

Music

Disclosure: A Glimpse of Future Garage

We’d like to introduce you to Disclosure. If you’re a big bass head, this will definitely make your day.

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SpaceGhostPurrp: Mysterious Phonk: The Chronicles of SpaceGhostPurrp

Lead single ‘The Black God’ is a self-fulfilling prophecy, SpaceGhostPurrp is no longer just a black man.

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Slugabed: Time Team

His previous series of EPs had proven that Slugabed was the ripest among likeminded outré producers; melding boom bap with cheesy 8-bit RPG tunes and some bassy wobbles to perfection. Time Team sees him going on a deeper adventure that sometimes he lost his sight

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Diplo: Express Yourself

Mad decent is an overstatement, Diplo’s latest EP is just decent at best.

Review

Metric: Synthetica

Synthetica isn’t the best they can do, but it is Metric’s best album thus far.

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Justin Bieber: Believe

Haters can hate all they want, but what’s a non-Belieber to a Belieber?

Music

King Tuff: Tuff to be Bad

King Tuff could have been the stuff of derision, especially when he sings “I’m a bad thing” like the confession of a repentant bratty playground bully. Yet, as with a lot of musicians, the pure bravado of the music makes up for the laughable lyrical gaffe