Short And Sweet

Short And Sweet

By Claudia | Reviews

I guess the most intriguing thing about Nils Frahm’s music is the fact that no matter when or where you listen to it, it always enhances every moment, every situation. The world seems to be a bit more peaceful, the sun seems to shine a bit brighter and your home feels a bit cozier. The

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Denis Jones - The One Man Choir

Denis Jones – The One Man Choir

By Claudia | Reviews

Before you listen to Denis Jones’ “Red + Yellow =”, limber up. His sound is like beat-boxing battle cry with an electronic tribal dance round a digital bonfire. I dare say this might be the kind of music John Martyn would do nowadays, if he was still alive. Denis Jones’ voice and his self taught

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Fact And Fancy: Super U

Fact And Fancy: Super U

By Claudia | Interviews

I don’t know how I could ignore the Brighton based sextet Super U and their debut album “We Live In Bazakhstan” for more than six months. This record is like a universal weapon and I mean it in the most irenic sense. It makes you happy, when you’re sad. It makes you happier when you’re

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No End In Sight

No End In Sight

By Claudia | Reviews

Here’s a short guide for musical time traveling: buy the Mirrors single “Ways To An End” and a ticket for the upcoming European tour (Mirrors are supporting OMD) and you’ll go directly back to the early 80s. They look and sound like a mixture of Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode and Talking Heads. With other words: they

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Don't look back, but always beyond...

Don’t look back, but always beyond…

By Claudia | Live, Specials

…at least if you like to discover new music and emerging talents. But I guess that’s why you’re reading this article. The Arctic Circle has teamed up with the label Humble Soul and recently released Outer Circle, a mini album for the correspondent concerts at Kings Place on the 11th and 12th September. The first

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