Review

Norah Jones: Little Broken Hearts

Norah Jones roped in super-producer Danger Mouse for Little Broken Hearts. yet it’s still music for the somnambulist,.

Review

Âme: Live

In some ways, Âme’s new album Live succeeds, but it is also an opportunity not fully met.

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OFF!: OFF!

OFF!’s self-titled debut is the musical equivalent of The Expendables, just much less embarrassing.

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Killer Mike: R.A.P Music

R.A.P. Music is the kind of rap record that got us believing in the genre again.

Music

Federico Scavo’s New Track: ‘I Do’

Federico Scavo, the man who has been dishing out tracks since 1991 and performing across the globe, births a new track for the dance crazed community.

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Adam Kasturi: Literary Beat Maker

Adam Kasturi is a true bedroom producer and outsider musician — he’s never seen at gigs, clubs, art events, or anywhere really — but we think he’s the one producer to look out for in the local beat scene.

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Maharajalela: Off the Grid Reign

Raksasa, whose stage name is another nickname, Maharajalela, released his LP Jualbeli Tanggapan recently. A little known album that deserves wider recognition.

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Actress: R.I.P

R.I.P. marries the familiarity of techno with the abstraction of minimalist and ambient, marring none of the genres and coalescing into something of a transcendental dance record.

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The Sufis: Reviving Psychedelic Rock

The Sufis is a new psychedelic rock band, fresh out of Nashville, Tennessee, and we think it’s worth your time to have a listen.

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Future of the Left: The Plot Against Crass Commercialism

Lead single ‘Sheena is a T-Shirt Salesman’ from their forthcoming album, The Plot Against Common Sense, is a plot against the crass commercialisation of music.