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Yeti Magazine Issue 8 (magazine)
Cat: 378085 Rel: 18 Dec 09
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- Dubkasm UK Dub: By way of Bristol and Brazil.
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2019 Rewind Edition: The Year In Underground Music - plus Hildur Gudnadottir, Tony Conrad, Bob Mould & more!
Notes: 2019 Rewind: Our massive annual survey of the last 12 months in underground music, including our definitive records of the year charts; opinion, analysis, musings and reflections from 2019's most active and influential critics, artists and musicians; plus Claire Sawers on science fiction in contemporary sounds from Moor Mother to Clipping; Rob Turner on new journeys in longform listening; Emily Bick on why music criticism matters, and more!
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Wire meets Wire for an extensive interview on their 40+ years as post-punk pioneers and innovators in the lead article
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