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Shoegaze pioneers LOOP underwhelm on second release of comeback era

March 25, 2022

80s shoegaze pioneers Loop return with the second album of their post-reformation era, Sonancy, which might sound better live than it does on record.

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Jessica Au

COLD ENOUGH FOR SNOW forges link between sensory experience & the intangibility of memory

March 23, 2022

This slim novel is told from the point of view of an unnamed woman who meets with her mother for a trip to Japan. As they explore Tokyo and Kyoto and visit art galleries and restaurants

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Melt Yourself Down - credit Steve Gullick

Genre misfits MELT YOURSELF DOWN excel themselves on fourth, heavier album

February 25, 2022

Pray For Me I Don't Fit In is a welcome return for jazz/dance/punk/kitchen sink experimentalists Melt Yourself Down

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Andrew Doig

New HISTORY OF DEATH volume, THIS MORTAL COIL is more affirming than morbid

February 24, 2022

Despite the literally morbid title, there’s an optimistic feel throughout Andrew Doig’s new volume on the history of death, This Mortal Coil.

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Mark Thomas - credit Steve Ullathorne

“The UK is having an existential crisis I can’t see it survive” – comedian Mark Thomas on Wales, nationalism, BLM… oh, and his new show

February 12, 2022

One of the least compromising comedians in the UK, Mark Thomas doesn't mince his words speaking to David Griffiths about Welsh culture, English nationalism, BLM and, eventually, his new show.

Region: South Wales
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Dan Snaith of Caribou

CARIBOU’s long-awaited live return to Cardiff dazzles as COVID restrictions lift

January 31, 2022

On the day restrictions were lifted in Cardiff and live music returned to Wales, Caribou got the party started again.

Region: South Wales
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THIS WEEK’S NEW ALBUMS REVIEWED | FEATURE

September 24, 2021

Unlikely reggae covers selected by Don Letts; kick-ass American rock and country women Melissa Etheridge and Mickey Guyton; Bristol jazzers Run Logan Run and Vangelis soundtracking a mission to Jupiter, like he was born to.

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THIS WEEK’S NEW BOOKS REVIEWED | FEATURE

September 8, 2021

Punk rock tour diaries, Black Mirror-esque speculative fiction, thoughts on cultural and racial dividing lines in Britain, photographs from Troubles-era Northern Ireland, and a couple who encounter uncanny situations when they travel to adopt a child.

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THIS WEEK’S NEW ALBUMS REVIEWED | FEATURE

August 27, 2021

Bank holiday bangers (and things less appropriately described) by The Bug, Chubby & The Gang, Marisa Anderson & William Tyler, Voces8 and Yann Tiersen.

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THIS WEEK’S NEW BOOKS REVIEWED | FEATURE

August 18, 2021

Including a familial rock memoir from Baxter Dury, ruminations on vintage UK TV by Rob Young and a marquee late-summer novel release by Leïla Slimani.

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THIS WEEK’S NEW BOOKS REVIEWED | FEATURE

August 4, 2021

Including reviews of the debut novel by TV's Isy Suttie, a 1971 novel set in Franco-era Catalonia and a visual history of the Garw Valley.

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THIS WEEK’S NEW ALBUMS REVIEWED | FEATURE

June 25, 2021

BEARTOOTH Below (Red Bull) Once a mere solo project for the band’s lead singer Caleb Shomo, Beartooth has exploded into a titan of the melodic hardcore genre in a matter …

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