David Pollock
There are moments of relative sonic reserve here (the understated The Ceiling Underground; the lithe indie-pop of Inhospitable/Hospital; the bending shoegaze riff of Chestwound To The Chest), but – as with the tumultuous finale of TV People Still Throwing TVs At People – it’s an album which is largely turned up to 11, emotionally and sonically.
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3mo
Everyone should sample the work of this hidden gem.
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2mo
Hen Ogledd make music on their fifth album which feels rooted in something more timeless than simple pop.
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4mo
Start casting the stage version now.
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6mo
It’s an album which follows a similar blueprint to most of their others.
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7mo
Elements of it are among the boldest, most enjoyable experiments of his career ... There are clunkers too.
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6mo
There’s also a shinier, more recent 80s aesthetic shot through on (I Can’t Help) Back Then You Found Me and the epic final End with Sunrise, for a catchy and affecting portrait of the many ages of Idlewild across one album.
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8mo
While this long-gestating album bears very little for those artists' fans to immediately relate to, it conjures something new and different instead.
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8mo
Electro-house queen continues to dominate the dancefloor.
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11mo
The whole record is a sonic trip, a conceptual journey through existentialism to shaky self-acceptance.
1y
There's also a powerful, invigorating beauty about their best work yet.
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