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3 weeks ago |
beardedmagazine.com | Richard Lewis
For a group likely to be onstage somewhere on any given night, permanently on the road grunge / punk ensemble Healthy Junkies are no slouches in the album department either. Their sixth LP since forming fifteen years ago, Listen To The Mad gives the very satisfying impression of being front row at one of their gigs.
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3 weeks ago |
beardedmagazine.com | Richard Lewis
Possesser of a stellar CV, with scores of guest appearances and collaborations, Planet Ping Pong is the first LP by Le Volume Courbe, aka Charlotte Marionneau in five years. With credits alongside Kevin Shields, Hope Sandoval, Simon Raymonde and most famously as “scissors player” for Noel Gallagher, Primal Scream / Paul Weller associate Brendan Lynch is in the producer's chair for the disc.
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1 month ago |
beardedmagazine.com | Richard Lewis
Ushered onstage by a succession of Motown classics, Berliners Bella And The Bizarre are kindred spirits with headliners Death Valley Girls, touting a modern take on garage rock. A jovial bunch despite their lyrical preoccupation with teen heartache a la The Shangri-la's : "This is another sad one, Yay!" goes the intro to one song, the troupe at points sound like a power pop re-imagining of the first Tycoon of Teen Phil Spector.
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2 months ago |
beardedmagazine.com | Richard Lewis
Their first release since 2019s Deep Dark Creep Love, lull is a highly welcome return from Japanese dream pop specialists Taffy. Following the upheavals of the pandemic, during which frontwoman Iris lost several loved ones, lull is understandably melancholy. The group's melodicism and skill at minor key pop remains reliably intact mind, guided by the singer's hallmark vocals.
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2 months ago |
beardedmagazine.com | Richard Lewis
A group deserving of a far larger audience and a stunning live act of many years standing Frànçois & the Atlas Mountains have resurfaced with eighth LP Âge Fleuve. Essentially multi-instrumentalist Frànçois Marry and a floating squad of friends and session musicians, the new set follows 2021s slightly muted Banane Bleue which had the feeling of clearing the decks of stray songs before setting out on the next project.
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