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Review: It is now a full three decades since Australian industrial trio Snog debuted with their still brilliant album Lies Inc on Machinery Records. To mark the occasion it gets a special 30th anniversary remastering and reissue on purple vinyl courtesy of Metropolis with all new artwork. Interestingly, not only is the searing, sarcastic, nihilistic electro contained within still relevant these days, but so too are the anti-establishment references in the track title from 'Corporate Slave' to 'Control' and 'Bank.' Some of those became rather unlikely global hits back in the day and their dark sense of humour and body poling rhythms will make just as much impact again now.
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Doggystyle (30th Anniversary Edition) (CD + fold-out poster)
Cat: DRR 112330CD. Rel: 18 Apr 24
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Doggystyle (30th Anniversary Edition) (gatefold clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: DRR 112330C. Rel: 23 Nov 23
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Review: 30 years on, 'Doggystyle' still has a big place in the hearts of West Coast rap fans as the record that launched Snoop Doggy Dogg's solo career, after his appearance on Dr.Dre's solo debut 'The Chronic' just the year before in 1992. Snoop isn't always given the recognition he deserves from newer hip-hop fans, but the well-versed recognise 'Doggystyle' as one of the most important G-Funk records of all time, and one of the most important hip-hop records of the 20th century. This anniversary reissue is the definitive package of this crucial record, featuring the song 'Gz Up, Hoes Down', which was missing from the tracklist until 2006 due to problems with clearing the sample 'The Look of Love'. The record is a family affair, no truly big names as features and being produced entirely by Dre - that's how you know it's good.
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Songs For Polarbears (25th Anniversary Edition) (limited arctic pearl white vinyl LP + art print)
Cat: JPRLP 4CLR. Rel: 09 Nov 23
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Off On The Charabanc (heavyweight clear & black smokey vinyl LP + insert limited to 250 copies)
Cat: 1012208 SBAM144. Rel: 22 Apr 24
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Millennials (yellow vinyl LP in die-cut sleeve (indie exclusive))
Cat: 197190 435856. Rel: 22 Feb 24
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Review: Los Angeles is about far more than billboard lifestyles and Hollywood red carpets these days. The city has slowly built an enviable reputation for its alternative music scenes over the past couple of decades, even if the 'democratisation' of the record industry's low revenue streams threaten to bankrupt the talent in and around the metropolis due to its famously (and ridiculously) high cost of living.
That hotbed spans a multitude of genres, from house and techno to punk and experimental, with Nicolas Snyder falling into the latter, and making a very good case to back up our point. Taking ambient sounds and splicing them together in ways that create sometimes awkward, sometimes infectious, but always enjoyable and tangible rhythms, Spell of Remembrance is both abstract and fully formed, organic yet electronic, and highly, highly original.
… Read moreThat hotbed spans a multitude of genres, from house and techno to punk and experimental, with Nicolas Snyder falling into the latter, and making a very good case to back up our point. Taking ambient sounds and splicing them together in ways that create sometimes awkward, sometimes infectious, but always enjoyable and tangible rhythms, Spell of Remembrance is both abstract and fully formed, organic yet electronic, and highly, highly original.
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Return Of A Band Called So (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code limited to 300 copies)
Cat: NASONI 224. Rel: 12 Apr 22
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Malcolm After Mecca (2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: BSR 100. Rel: 10 Jun 22
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Us (feat Krown, Pookie, Nelson Dialect, 1/6, Mike Thesis, Tumithebe, Clandestino, Jaal & Rara Zulu) (5:13)
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Review: The last time we heard from Sophie Regina Allison was two years ago, when Color Theory arrived as a follow up to the well-received debut, Clean. Born into a very different world to the one we're living in today, pre-pandemic (the WHO had yet to describe Covid-19 in those terms), before the outbreak of all-out war on the border of NATO's defensive territory, when things were affordable, and while the idea of a national strike in Britain was unthinkable.
Of course, that halcyon moment was short-lived. Within weeks of the record landing we were tapped in the personal prisons of our own homes. The rest is history. So, emerging out the other end it's only fitting that the artist in question - AKA Soccer Mommy - returns to bookend things. Sometimes Forever is certainly a fitting reward for all that's happened. A distorted hybrid of garage rock and pop sensibilities, it's the ideal soundtrack to an era when subcultures have all-but-vanished, and the mainstream can be underground.
… Read moreOf course, that halcyon moment was short-lived. Within weeks of the record landing we were tapped in the personal prisons of our own homes. The rest is history. So, emerging out the other end it's only fitting that the artist in question - AKA Soccer Mommy - returns to bookend things. Sometimes Forever is certainly a fitting reward for all that's happened. A distorted hybrid of garage rock and pop sensibilities, it's the ideal soundtrack to an era when subcultures have all-but-vanished, and the mainstream can be underground.
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Sometimes Forever (limited pink & black splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: LVR 2754. Rel: 20 Jul 22
Indie/Alternative
Review: Forgive the cheap joke, but Sometimes Forever marks a hat trick for Soccer Mommy, with this arguably the most technically and dramatically impressive of all three albums to date. Sophie Allison is quickly becoming our favourite alternative rock player, managing to conjure incredible levels of atmosphere, distilling a wealth of different ideas, and presenting the lot with enviable artistry.
In this instance, then, we veer between many of the waypoints we've experienced in the past - damaged and unfinished grungy trip hop that could almost be early Portishead, swoon-worthy yet underproduced indie anthems, electronic-disco-tinged downbeat beauty, fragile balladry - only with more emotional impact than ever before. A legend in the making, again.
… Read moreIn this instance, then, we veer between many of the waypoints we've experienced in the past - damaged and unfinished grungy trip hop that could almost be early Portishead, swoon-worthy yet underproduced indie anthems, electronic-disco-tinged downbeat beauty, fragile balladry - only with more emotional impact than ever before. A legend in the making, again.
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Review: When Soccer Mommy dropped 2022's Sometimes Forever, we made the rather painful dad joke that the third album represented a hat trick for the band with a football-influenced name. Let's start by offering another apology to you and the group for the cheap penmanship, and move on. Now presenting LP number four, let's avoid the temptation to us words like 'haul' (or, considering these guys are US-based, 'hambone'... oops) and cut straight to the chase. Or at least the tunes.
Another year, another great collection of alternative rock stunners that are at once spiky yet easy going, disaffected but hopeful, sparse but musically packed. 'Blossom', for example, pits the ever-incredible voice of Sophie Allison with gliding, mournful strings, and a background quiet so powerful you can hear fingers sliding down the guitar neck. Next in line, 'Last Girl' ushers in an uptempo, bouncing rock 'n' roll vibe, before 'Skin' looks to shoegaze for at least some of its inspiration. Excellent stuff, we could go on.
… Read moreAnother year, another great collection of alternative rock stunners that are at once spiky yet easy going, disaffected but hopeful, sparse but musically packed. 'Blossom', for example, pits the ever-incredible voice of Sophie Allison with gliding, mournful strings, and a background quiet so powerful you can hear fingers sliding down the guitar neck. Next in line, 'Last Girl' ushers in an uptempo, bouncing rock 'n' roll vibe, before 'Skin' looks to shoegaze for at least some of its inspiration. Excellent stuff, we could go on.
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Review: American jazz pianist Tom Sochas delights fans here by finally unveiling a long awaited debut album. Oh this long player, Sochas mixes up a love of hard hitting post- bop with an on going passion for western classical repertoire and results in richly textural and emotive sounds that range from Monk-style to much more delicate in nature. Spaced out analog electronics add extra layers tot he majestic keys and drums and long- time collaborators Julian Knapp on saxophone and Laurie Carpenter on trumpet also add plenty of extra feeling and flavour.
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