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First Transmission: Mur-Man, Trearddur Bay.

8th February 2019 by Josh Holliday

‘Without doubt the sort of song to “fall in love” both to and with’, London-based post-punk four-piece Mur-Man stream Trearddur Bay.

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First Transmission: Jimi Somewhere, 1st Place.

8th February 2019 by Josh Holliday

‘Demonstrably purposeful,’ Jimi Somewhere sounds capable of scaling the upper reaches of charts here, there, and pretty well everywhere on 1st Place.

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These New Puritans, Anti-Gravity.

6th February 2019 by Josh Holliday

‘At once familiar, reminiscent of Japan and Gang Gang Dance, yet remaining both singular and sinister’, These New Puritans reveal Anti-Gravity.

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Ex Hex, Tough Enough.

6th February 2019 by Josh Holliday

Tough Enough is the second to come from Ex Hex’ forthcoming It’s Real full-length, and it really is a thing of vivacious joie de vivre.

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First Transmission: Seraphina, Kingdom Come.

6th February 2019 by Josh Holliday

On the ‘exemplary’ Kingdom Come, Seraphina’s vocal performance evidences deliberate purpose as much as it does liberated poise.

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First Transmission: Hejira, Joyful Mind.

1st February 2019 by Josh Holliday

‘A freeform, magnificently permutable track’, London-based three-piece Hejira disentangle Joyful Mind from their forthcoming Thread of Gold full-length.

Dirty Projectors, Lose Your Love.

Madeline Kenney, Cut Me Off.

Blue Hawaii, No One Like You.

Review: Sunday, We Love Green 2017.

First Transmission: Mur-Man, Trearddur Bay.

First Transmission: Jimi Somewhere, 1st Place.

These New Puritans, Anti-Gravity.

Ex Hex, Tough Enough.

First Transmission: Seraphina, Kingdom Come.

First Transmission: Hejira, Joyful Mind.