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ANNA DROPS NEW EP ON CLASH LION, SUZI IN TRANSE

Not content to rest on her laurels after her very well received Speicher 101 EP for Kompakt, Barcelona based DJ/Producer Ana Miranda, aka ANNA returns with a new EP Suzi In Transe. Containing three radically different cuts it was...

TESS ROBY SHARES GIVEN SIGNS OFF DEBUT LP BEACON

Today Montreal via Toronto artist Tess Roby shared the reflective and poignant “Given Signs”, the second single from her forthcoming debut album Beacon which was written a couple of years back in the aftermath of her English born father’s...

N.Y.P. EXHIBITS SERIES NO.1 – DJ NOTHING (USA) – NOTHING EP

This is the first in our new N.Y.P. Exhibits Series. Adelaide DJ/Producer Shannon Dickson offered to scour the beautiful obscure depths of Bandcamp*, the best place to buy online music, and select what he thinks are the best new...

TOP 30: APRIL 18, 2018 VOL:10 NO:10

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30. At Least The Sky Is Blue (feat. Ariel Pink) Ssion (USA) From the forthcoming album, ‘O’ Dero Arcade. Out May 11. Ssion Facebook Audio Stream (Single Version) O by SSION Official Video (Extended Version) 29. Talking Straight Rolling Blackouts...

ROLLING BLACKOUTS COASTAL FEVER ANNOUNCE DEBUT ALBUM AND SHARE VIDEO FOR “TALKING STRAIGHT”

Melbourne pop/rock outfit Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, who took out our number one track of 2017 with ‘The French Press’ last week announced the details and release date for their debut album Hope Downs. The band’s thinking around the...

RECORD REVIEW: KISSY FLEUR (AUS) – RIPENED FRUIT

“I hope those that are unaware of the suffering that comes along with sexual assault will be confronted by the lyrics and I hope that those who can connect with the story can find healing within the songs, the...

RIVAL CONSOLES RELEASES PERSONA

London based producer Ryan Lee West, aka Rival Consoles dropped his brand new album Persona last Friday. The 12 track affair sees West employ a more rhythmic approach than he has on his previous four albums although having said...

HAPPY AXE SHARES NEW VIDEO FOR SEVEN SOUNDS

Happy Axe is the experimental pop project of Canberra vocalist & multi-instrumentalist Emma Kelly. Last month she released her new single, ‘Seven Sounds’, a sweeping widescreen wonder based on Kelly’s ethereal vocals and the shifting pitch of looped strings...

SIBILLE ATTAR RETURNS WITH NEW EP

In 2013, Stockholm artist Sibille Attar’s debut solo album Sleepyhead was released by the Swedish subsidiary of one of the three major labels, the Universal Music Group, now owned by multinational media conglomerate Vivendi Corporation. While well received, the praise...

JOHN MAUS DROPS ‘EPISODE’ & ADDENDUM GETS A DIGITAL RELEASE

Photography: Teddy Fitzhugh Earlier this month synth pop auteur John Maus dropped the first track ‘Episode’ from Addendum, his follow up to last year’s Screen Memories. Recorded DIY style with his own self built analog equipment during the same sessions...

LATEST TOP 30 PLAYLIST

30. At Least The Sky Is Blue (feat. Ariel Pink) Ssion (USA) 4:57
29. Talking Straight Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever (USA) 3:45
28. John Cage Ross From Friends (ENG) 4:19
27. Dreamer's Wake Rival Consoles (ENG) 5:05
26. Twenty Thousand Leagues TERR (BRA) 6:19
25. Seven Sounds Happy Axe (AUS) 4:19
24. I Don't Have To Sibille Attar (SWE) 4:46
23. End of Trauma Rebekah (ENG) 5:08
22. Dark Matter Joeski (USA) 6:48
21. Alpine Violet Primal Code (ITA) 7:08
20. Done Thinking About It Faustina Masigat (USA) 5:03
19. They Can't Hear Me Oklou (FRA) 4:36
18. Prosperity Anja Schneider (GER) 7:56
17. Touchstone Laura Jean (AUS) 3:56
16. Need A Little Time Courtney Barnett (AUS) 4:00
15. Stay Close To Me (Original Mix) Andhim Feat. Högni (GER/ICE) 7:29
14. Above The Clouds Groov Mekanik (AUS) 7:02
13. All I Want Francis (SWE) 3:32
12. Bells of the Revolution Bart Skils (NET) 6:54
11. Ethereal Education Boxia (ENG) 7:30
10. Burning Up Jimpster (ENG) 6:33
9. Emerald Rush Jon Hopkins (ENG) 5:37
8. Love Delicious Girls Of The Internet & Peven Everett (ENG/USA) 4:29
7. How Low Pole Siblings (FIN) 3:07
6. North Blawan (ENG) 6:24
5. Tempest Pional (ESP) 5:26
4. OK Karplus Bill Converse (USA) 7:12
3. Horn Jaala (AUS) 3:56
2. Sugar Still Melts In The Rain Sarah Mary Chadwick (NZL) 3:27
1. Disarray Preoccupations (CAN) 3:49

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