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Maria Somerville
Luster
The Irish musician’s gossamer dream pop is both mythic and real, a wild and ancient landscape in which her own figure is just barely perceptible
Pitchfork
SUMAC & Moor Mother
The Film
SUMAC and Moor Mother have taken an unprecedented approach, reexamining Afrofuturism through a deliciously dissonant and catastrophic lens, resulting in one of the year’s most essential listens
Beats Per Minute
SUMAC & Moor Mother
The Film
The Film is at its most impactful when SUMAC and Moor Mother's most obvious musical building blocks are conjoined
Exclaim
SUMAC & Moor Mother
The Film
Where Moor Mother's usual free jazz band Irreversible Entanglements give warm instrumental life to poem which are ultimately hopeful for change, Sumac offer grinding feedback symphonies. Print edition only
Uncut
SUMAC & Moor Mother
The Film
Some of the most minimal yet complex, heavy but refined music going. Print edition only
Mojo
SUMAC & Moor Mother
The Film
A full-length collaborative work from the avant-metal group and poet/sound artist that plays as a tense, panic-stricken narrative
All Music
SUMAC & Moor Mother
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SUMAC and Moor Mother cinematically raise the stakes on their collaborative record, The Film
The Skinny
Samia
Bloodless
A circular experience that makes you want to hit ‘play’ by the time finale ‘Pants’ closes out
Clash
Viagra Boys
viagr aboys
Viagra Boys’ self-titled album is a gleefully unhinged feat of epic silliness—just as musically brilliant as it is absurd, as willfully brutal as it is carefully constructed
PopMatters
Beirut
A Study Of Losses
Zach Condon’s (Beirut) commission to compose music for a Swedish circus works well as an album but serves better as an artistic statement
PopMatters
Self Esteem
A Complicated Woman
Taylor is a fantastic vocalist, and A Complicated Woman plays to that strength
The Line Of Best Fit
Self Esteem
A Complicated Woman
With A Complicated Woman, Self Esteem proves once again that nobody else is doing what she’s doing right now – and perhaps nobody ever has
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