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Rheintraum open “Radiophysik” like they’re tuning a shortwave at dusk, catching wayward stations of memory and … Review | Rheintraum – Radiophysik [Social Beats]Read more

Those Damn Crows’ latest plays like a travel diary written in riff language—a set of snapshots … Review | Those Damn Crows – God Shaped Hole [Earache Records]Read more

Automatism’s Sörmland, their fourth full-length and first in five years, arrives with the air of a … Review | Automatism – Sörmland [Tonzonen Records]Read more

Ihlo’s second record Legacy arrives six years after their debut Union, and it wastes no time … Review | Ihlo – Legacy [KScope]Read more

HENGE have always thrived at the intersection of absurdity and earnestness, and their fourth full-length, Journey … Review | HENGE – Journey to Voltus B [Cosmic Dross Records]Read more

TIAN QIYI’s sophomore album Songs For Workers is a rare kind of record: one that refuses … Review | Tian Qiyi – Songs For Workers [Pagoda Records]Read more

Toyah Willcox’s career has always defied easy classification, and Chameleon – The Very Best of Toyah … Review | Chameleon – The Very Best of Toyah [Cherry Red Records]Read more

With The Watchline, John Tejada unveils a striking new chapter in his decades-long career. Released on … Review | John Tejada – The Watchline [Palette Recordings]Read more

Lo Recordings continues its Skintone Edition with a reissue of Sakura, Susumu Yokota’s most cherished album. … Review | Sakura Blossoms Again: Susumu Yokota’s Ambient Classic Returns in Skintone Edition [Lo Recordings]Read more

For a group that built its reputation on outsized mythmaking, Insane Clown Posse’s The Naught—the sixth … Review | Insane Clown Posse | The Naught [Psychopathic Records]Read more