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Black Cilice - Banished From Time(Iron Bonehead)“If you’ve always been intrigued by the concept of lo- fi black metal but have struggled to get into it previously, this could be a decent entry point. It’s nearly as raw and minimal as the classics, but with the kind of washed out, melodic pulse and wistful vocals that could definitely catch the ears of those who prefer old Spacemen 3 demos to, say, Ildjarn – the end of . A gripping listen, both for black metal connoisseurs and lovers of strangely textured avant- garde music in general.” Kez Whelan.

Read our review of Banished from Time here. Dutch Uncles - Big Balloon(Memphis Industries). An emphatic, bass- driven prog- pop gem, the title track and ultra- confident lead single from their fifth studio album Big Balloon doubles up as a concise blueprint of Greater Manchester’s finest shoulder- padded foursome’s continued upward trajectory.”Brian Coney. Read our review of Big Balloon here. Buy from Norman Records.

Uniform - Wake In Fright(Sacred Bones)“Wake In Fright is an extremely – even joyfully – bleak record, dealing with the lobotomised gloom of addiction, caustic ennui and existential grind. It’s concerned, says Berdan in the record’s PR, with . Something must change or it will break.’ Concept and craft align in unbroken symbiosis.”Tom Howells. Read our review of Wake In Fright here. Buy from Norman Records. Sly & The Family Drone + Dead Neanderthals - Molar Wrench(Hominid). Roger Robinson - Dog Heart City(Jahtari)“Dub music plays with the sense of authorship.

Listening to old Tubby/ Lee Perry/ Prince Far I, it’s undoubtedly human music but the identity in it is scattered because of the production tech.. Similarly - dub poetry is made by one person but scatters identity - it’s a poet opening up other voices”Neil Kulkarni. Read our interview with Roger Robinson here. Buy from Norman Records. Darren Hayman - Thankful Villages Vol.

Rivertones)“A 'Thankful Village' is a village in Britain where every soldier returned alive from World War I and Darren Hayman visited each of the 5. Thankful Villages to develop his latest project making a piece of music and a short film for everyone. Akatombo - Short Fuse(Alt. Vinyl)“It’s an album of multiple, oblique atmospheres, visual in its muffled evocations - Kirk is also a filmmaker - its layers of samples and field recordings undergirded by grinding, pneumatic beats and broadsides of carefully calibrated noise.”David Stubbs. Read our interview with Akatombo’s Paul Kirk here. Buy from Norman Records.

SZA - Ctrl(Top Dawg)“Ctrl offers up a candid, confident airing of insecurities; be that via the prism of relationships - flings, affairs as the other woman, and longer- term romances - or the prism of her own self- esteem.”Tara Joshi. Read our review of Ctrl here. Moor x Jewelry - Crime Waves(Don Giovanni).

Emptyset - Borders(Thrill Jockey)“Borders re- examines and reboots the duo’s sound, taking an entirely different approach, swapping out their clean digital source material for a pair of rugged and simplistic self- built instruments.”Tristan Bath. Read our interview with Emptyset here. Buy from Norman Records.

King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard - Murder Of The Universe(Heavenly). The Caretaker - Everywhere At The End Of Time Stage Two(History Always Favours The Winners)“Tracking not just a mind succumbing to dementia through all of its stages, as if in real time but the entire project itself dissolving through forgetfulness, into chaos and then nothingness.” John Doran. Read our interview with Leyland Kirby here.

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Karen Gwyer - Rembo(Don't Be Afraid)“A number of the album's tracks have come about from gradual evolution across various live shows. And I also feel like when I go and play, I want to disprove that notion. I’m standing there for an hour, and I don’t necessarily know what’s going to happen. I have a loose idea, but I’m definitely working the crowd. I’d like people to shift their thinking in regards to what producers are doing, and to acknowledge the fact that there’s a lot of decision making happening on a second- by- second basis, and a lot of it is improvisational. Pharmakon - Contact(Sacred Bones)“Each sonic world that Chardiet creates is intense, emotionally exhausting, and – quite frankly – terrifying..

With Contact, there’s a sense that she’s starting to become more at peace with how our physical form can fail us. The artwork’s depiction of Chardiet’s covered mouth naturally leads to thinking about bodily and intellectual autonomy – and to whom society affords that luxury.” Aurora Mitchell. Read our review of Contact here. Buy from Norman Records.