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Song Of The Day – I Don’t Wanna Dance (with My Baby) by Insecure Men
From the album ‘Insecure Men’ (2018)
Song Of The Day – The Best Songs Of 2016
Well friends, brace yourselves, we’ve just about reached the end of 2016. A year which became infamous for numerous famous deaths and inexplicable Black Mirrorish events. George Michael’s sudden passing makes me wonder if any of the following efforts I’ve … Continue reading
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Essential Listening: The Best Albums Of 2016
For progressives (a term I loathe personally, as it implies – and it most cases applies – a self-righteous monopoly on the truth) 2016 may well go down as one of the worst in recent memory; Brexit, Trump’s unfathomable election, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Cameron, Autechre, Blackstar, Blond, David Bowie, Elseq, Essential Listening, Fat White Family, Frank Ocean, Furfour, Grumbling Fur, Jessy Lanza, Jumping The Shark, Konnichiwa, Leonard Cohen, Merry Christmas everyone, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Oh No, Skeleton Tree, Skepta, Songs For Our Mothers, The Best Albums Of 2016, You Want It Darker
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Song Of The Day – Hits Hits Hits by Fat White Family
From the album ‘Songs For Our Mothers’ (2016)
Essential Listening: The Best Albums Of 2014
And so we’ve reached the end of another year. It’s the worst time of year; it’s cold, dark and I’m left with an inalienable, amassing sense of dread with each one that passes that there’s surely not many more left … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Vega, Albums, Alec Empire, Alec Empire’s Baker’s Dozen Mix for The Quietus, Ambient, Andy Warhol, Aphex Twin, AraabMuzik, Atari Teenage Riot, Baader Meinhof, Basic Channel, Beats In Space, Benji, Brian Eno, Champagne Holocaust, Clouds Mix – Up North (ATTTKLFCO), Crystal Cult 2080, DJ, DJ Sprinkles, Drone, EP's, Essential Listening: The Best Albums Of 2014, Ett, Fact Mag, Fat White Family, FKA Twigs, For Professional Use Only 2, Fourth World - Possible Musics Vol. 1, Freddie Gibbs & Madlib, Grime, Grouper, Hailu Mergia, Hailu Mergia & The Walias, Hedonism, House, Jan Jelinek, Jon Hassell, Kassem Mosse, Klara Lewis, Legowelt, Lese Majesty, Lou Reed, LP1, Luke Haines, Mark Kozelek, Merry Christmas everyone, Midtown 120 Blues, Mixes, New York in the 70's, Piñata, Q-Loop, Reissues, Ruins, Scott Walker & Sunn O))), Secret Thirteen, Secret Thirteen Mix 101, shabazz, Shabazz Palaces, Singles, Skeepta (feat. JME), Soused, Stuff from 2013, Sun Kil Moon, Sunn O))), Surgeon Mix at Freerotation 2014, Syro, Tche Belew, That's Not Me, The Quietus, The Rolling Stones, The Velvet Underground, Too many tags as per usual, Workshop 19, Xosar
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