Review

Orbital: Wonky

Old school EDM heads Orbital prove that to remain timeless, you need to be stuck in an endless timewarp.

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Chromatics: Kill For Love

Chromatics’ latest album, Kill For Love, proves that Italians really do it better… when it comes to synthy italo disco-infused ’80s pop at least.

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Graham Coxon: A+E

We all thought Graham Coxon would soar high as a solo musician, but it turns out he could only achieve his full potential when writing with former bandmate, Damon Albarn.

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Soul Clap: EFUNK

Soul Clap’s EFUNK is a good balance of the past and the future.

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Busdriver: Beau$Eros

Dada rap meets ominous synth pop on Busdriver’s latest record Beau$Eros.

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Azmyl Yunor & the Sigarettes: Wilayah

Azmyl’s incarnation as Azmyl Yunor & the Sigarettes sees the folk rocker receiving some well-deserved, if not superfluous, studio embellishments from peers in the music industry.

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OJ Law: Yesterday Is A Distant Dream

Yesterday is a Distant Dream kicks off with soulful indie pop ‘Rooftop’, sounding like an amalgam of Patrick Stump pre and post-solo venture. While thematically consistent with the rest of the record, it might just surprise you how much the opening track isn’t representative of OJ Law. What follows would remind you musically of anything […]

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Lana Del Rey: Born to Die

Some dub her as “the plastic queen of manufactured indie.” JUICE thinks there’s nothing wrong with having a pop image.

Music

Gotye: ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’

If you have a Tumblr account (and even if you don’t), you’ve probably heard of Gotye and his infectious single ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’. Famous for its tear-jerking honesty and unique musicality, ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ has been used in all things hipster and heart-breaking. The Belgian-Australian musician and singer-songwriter has […]

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St. Vincent: ‘Cheerleader’

  Annie Erin Clark – better known as St. Vincent, released her third studio album, Strange Mercy on the 13 Sept 2011. If you enjoy listening to indie,  Baroque rock or jazz and not to mention pretty personal lyrics then this album is definitely worth listening to. Strange Mercy was written while St. Vincent was in […]