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The Soft Pink Truth
Can Such Delightful Times Go On Forever?
Drew Daniel’s latest album takes its cues from the concert hall, incorporating strings, horns, and symphonic percussion, and travels down non-linear, temporal paths
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The Soft Pink Truth
Can Such Delightful Times Go On Forever?
Daniel's sumptuous offering provides some brightness in days of darkness. Print edition only
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The Soft Pink Truth
Can Such Delightful Times Go On Forever?
It’s the sound of joyous, playful experimentation squatting the rarefied worlds of chamber ensembles and concert halls
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Williams reflects on his life and himself, but rarely takes a step away to fully elaborate on the the UK and its politics
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It’s tempting to focus on their age – and maybe you shouldn’t – but for such young heads, The Molotovs already sound like rugged, seasoned professionals. And judging by this debut, today really might just be their day
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Though today Joyce Manor has a very small class of peers. I Used To Go To This Bar shows Joyce Manor continuing to push the boundaries of their sound
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I Used to Go to This Bar
With occasional pop detours, the Barry Johnson-led band from Torrance continues its everlasting journey to punk maturity
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Tyler Ballgame
For The First Time, Again
On For The First Time, Again, Tyler Ballgame tells us he can only sing how he feels. Perhaps, when faced with such wholesome beauty, we’d do best to drop our guards and simply feel what he sings?
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Tyler Ballgame
For The First Time, Again
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Kula Shaker
Wormslayer
This is a thoughtful, confident record from a band still following its own instincts — and doing so with conviction rather than nostalgia
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Kula Shaker
Wormslayer
It’s an album that will mesmerise both long-time fans and newcomers alike. Each track unfolds like its own universe, bursting with vibrant colour, cosmic storytelling, and hypnotic energy
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A return to the band’s heyday of indie guitar rock, heavily influenced by psychedelia and eastern mysticism
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