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Tunng
Love You All Over Again
Two decades on from their debut, Mike Lindsay and co are back with an album that seems to greet you like an old friend
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Tunng
Love You All Over Again
In returning to their foundational style, Tunng sound as full of surprise and mystery as ever. Print edition only
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Tunng
Love You All Over Again
As always, Genders writes beautifully strange folk songs that wouldn't sound out of place back in folk revival clubs like London's Les Cousins, except they pop and ping with Lindsay's lo-fi beats and organic samples. Print edition only
Mojo
Central Cee
Can't Rush Greatness
British rapper comes through with his smartly produced debut, which sees him switching between macho posturing and surprising vulnerability
The Independent
DITZ
Never Exhale
A gripping exercise in textured menace
DIY
DITZ
Never Exhale
Embarking into unknown territory, the band push themselves and their limits and in exchange create an emotive and vulnerable LP that bottle the enthusiasm and energy of a live show
Northern Transmissions
DITZ
Never Exhale
It’s bleak and cold, chillingly so at times, but every subsequent listen will locate something else of interest each time, and the joy of it will reveal itself
God Is In The TV
DITZ
Never Exhale
Never Exhale is not for the faint of heart. A breathlessly intense, punishing listen filled with audible dynamism, sonic interest and gnarled heaviness
The Skinny
DITZ
Never Exhale
An uneasy listen, but also one that’s very satisfying and ultimately rewarding
Under The Radar
DITZ
Never Exhale
The clarity of the vocals of Francis is simply divine, deadpan and yet expressing so much not just through the lyrics but the very delivery itself
Clash
Central Cee
Can't Rush Greatness
The debut album from the British star finds him rapping rings around even high-profile guest stars as he asserts his place at hip-hop’s high table
The Guardian
Central Cee
Can't Rush Greatness
The British rapper gathers his bangers and chart-toppers together with less impactful work on this 17-track record
The Observer
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