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Review: Sometimes reunions can be awkward. A load of people who lost touch trying to ignore the nagging 'whys' and 'what ifs' of their now-fractured shared histories, while attempting to 'catch up' on what's been going on since they fell out of regular contact ages ago. Thankfully, Warpaint's return to the release schedule after a two year hiatus, and their return to Rough Trade, the label they started out on, only feels right. Common Blue is a two-sided single that also serves as a reminder of why we fell for the band in the first place, 20 years ago (if that doesn't make you feel old, more references are available). The title track is best described as an earthy-groover, melodies effortlessly flowing over hushed vocals, arrangement wrapped around a strolling rhythm. In comparison, 'Underneath' takes the tempo down, beautiful sung harmonies and gentile guitar chords creating the sonic equivalent to a summer afternoon by the lake.
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Review: The songwriting of Icelandic maverick Emiliana Torrini has found many counterpoints to help render its stark beauty in compelling new contexts, yet it may just be that this live album is the most diverting one yet. Opening up new vistas that may not have been originally suggested, the Belgian orchestra The Colorist offer up arrangements that blend richly textured strings and woodwinds one minute, and are happy to jump off the deep end of abstraction the next, all the while using her voice as the starting point, its emotional intensity undimmed and its delicate tones delicately augmented. A most understated tour de force.
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Review: 'What A Waster' was the first single from The Libertines's self titled album back in 2002. It was a firm favourite with fans even though it had little airplay because of all the naughty words in it. There is a renewed interest in Pete Doherty and co of late, with people realising once again their song craft and catchy hooks should always be admired even if they were a rather chaotic outfit. This limited edition 7" repress is backed with the equally short but potent 'I Get Along.' Both tunes are British indie at their finest.
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'John L' isn't the most comforting single you will have heard recently, but it may be one of the most rewarding. Black Midi opening their latest with frantic drum rolls and tense melodic string loops, it conjures memories of movie scores like Psycho and Requiem For A Dream, seemingly threatening to explode into a new metal assault. That doesn't quite happen, but the hallucinatory cacophony - not a million miles from The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - leaves nobody behind. Or, more accurately, leaves no prisoners.
The English experimental rockers strike again, and with aplomb, as the track ploughs forward on its uncompromising, frenetic and anxious course, marking this out as arguably their most musically accomplished (certainly most musically extravagant) song yet. A huge contrast to the suitably redemptive, strangely empowering acoustic guitar and soulful vocal duet, 'Despair'. The word 'original' does not do this lot nearly enough justice.
… Read more'John L' isn't the most comforting single you will have heard recently, but it may be one of the most rewarding. Black Midi opening their latest with frantic drum rolls and tense melodic string loops, it conjures memories of movie scores like Psycho and Requiem For A Dream, seemingly threatening to explode into a new metal assault. That doesn't quite happen, but the hallucinatory cacophony - not a million miles from The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - leaves nobody behind. Or, more accurately, leaves no prisoners.
The English experimental rockers strike again, and with aplomb, as the track ploughs forward on its uncompromising, frenetic and anxious course, marking this out as arguably their most musically accomplished (certainly most musically extravagant) song yet. A huge contrast to the suitably redemptive, strangely empowering acoustic guitar and soulful vocal duet, 'Despair'. The word 'original' does not do this lot nearly enough justice.
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It's not hard to hear what he means, providing your mind works that way. A sweeping, hypnotic, mechanical hook, the heavy atmosphere that seems to hang in the air long after the very UK, very deprecating rhymes end. Even Billy Nomates' beautiful, soulful vocals can't save it from drowning in delightful scuzz. Backed with the smoky breaks instrumental 'Little Bits', it bodes well for a new album in January, Spare Ribs, which is apparently based on the idea that elites place no value in the lives of everyday people. How apt.
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