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Ben Sadler, hosted by Anna Palmer – Supersonic kids gig – review

November 12, 2020Adrian Bloxham Leave a Comment

Supersonic Virtual Kid’s Gig – Ben Sadler – Anna Palmer November 1st, 2020 Supersonic Kids Gigs are designed for families as a way of introducing children to experimental music – BIG sounds for little people! The virtual nature doesn’t detract… Continue Reading →

Live Review Ben Sadler, Supersonic Festival, Supersonic Kids Gig

Dorcha – Honey Badger – album review

November 4, 2020Adrian Bloxham Leave a Comment

Dorcha – Honey Badger LP – DL Out November 6th 2020 Dorcha describe themselves as a ‘genre fluid 5 piece band of synths, strings, electronics and heavy beats.’ with a ‘refusenik attitude’. Their new album, was recorded at Geoff Barrow’s… Continue Reading →

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Fast Jivin’ Class Cutters High On Booze – Spellbound Caveman And Mad Scientists From The Vault Of Lux & Ivy – album review

October 29, 2020Adrian Bloxham Leave a Comment

Straight from the leopard skin decorated music vaults of the Cramps Lux Interior and Poison Ivy comes this 2 CD collection with ‘Novelty singles, sound effects, stories about boll weevils, weird beards and The Blob.’ With ‘rare and obscure singles… Continue Reading →

album review Cherry Red

clipping. – Visions of Bodies Being Burned – album review

October 23, 2020Adrian Bloxham Leave a Comment

clipping. – Visions of Bodies Being Burned Sub Pop LP – CD – DL – Cassette Out Now A year ago clipping. released the horrorcore rap classic ‘There Existed An Addiction To Blood’, he’s now releasing the second part of… Continue Reading →

album review Clipping., sub pop, visions of bodies being burned

Make More Noise! – Women In Independent Music UK 1977-1987 – album review

October 17, 2020Adrian Bloxham Leave a Comment

Make More Noise! Women In Independent Music UK 1977-1987, Various Artists, Cherry Red 4CD Box Set Out now Cherry Red continue their series of compilation CD box sets with a four CD ninety track set exploring the work of female… Continue Reading →

album review Cherry Red, Make More Noise!, Women in independent music

Dehd – Flower of Devotion – album review

October 14, 2020Adrian Bloxham Leave a Comment

Dehd – Flower of Devotion Fire Talk LP – CD – DL Out Now Chicago based trio Dehd released their new album during the summer. The band said that while making this album their thoughts were “We didn’t become more… Continue Reading →

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Das Fluff – Maximum Damage – album review

October 7, 2020Adrian Bloxham Leave a Comment

Das Fluff – Maximum Damage CD – DL Out Now Das Fluff describe themselves as Post-Punk Electro Filth. It’s fifteen tracks ‘which take the evolution of DAS FLUFF to new dark and heady heights.’ Fighting Boredom have been listening and… Continue Reading →

album review das fluff, maximum damage

Steve Von Till – No Wilderness Deep Enough – album review

September 30, 2020Adrian Bloxham Leave a Comment

Steve Von Till – No Wilderness Deep Enough Neurot Recordings LP – DL – CD Out Now Best known as the guitarist for Neurosis, Steve Von Till has recently released a solo album that gives us ‘swirling and iridescent blend… Continue Reading →

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Spaven X Sandunes – Spaven X Sandunes – album review

September 23, 2020Adrian Bloxham Leave a Comment

Spaven X Sandunes – Spaven X Sandunes !K7 DL Out Now Spaven x Sandunes is a collaboration of musical worlds. ‘Where one of the most respected producers on the burgeoning Mumbai electronic scene, Sandunes, meets London-based drummer Richard Spaven, renowned… Continue Reading →

album review !K7, Sandunes, Spaven x Sandunes

L.A. Witch – Play With Fire – album review

September 14, 2020Adrian Bloxham Leave a Comment

L.A. Witch – Play With Fire Suicide Squeeze LP – CD – DL Out Now Californian Trio L.A. Witch recently released their new album, described as reverb-heavy, grunge, punk rock’n’roll. Fighting Boredom have been listening. Read what we thought below.… Continue Reading →

album review L.A. Witch, Play With Fire, Suicide Squeeze

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