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The end of the world rolls over the listeners with the first LP »F♯A♯∞« of the Canadian band Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Drones, field recordings, overlong pieces with several parts make the atmosphere tremble. A breakthrough of post-rock, a swan song to the present. Why everything was different after this album.
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Andreas Vingaard has made it his mission to retell old stories about music. On his record label Frederiksberg, forgotten greats of European jazz or records by unheard singer-songwriters are given an update.
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The gut is dub, the brain is jazz, the heart is broken, the legs are endlessly heavy: Aigner’s Inventory is steeped in sepia tones this time, almost forgets the biggest release of the year and heads straight for the midlife crisis.
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At the end of the 1980s, bands began to upset the rock coordinate system. Rock became more unconventional, more arrhythmic, more dissonant. More mathematical? Maybe. In any case, these bands helped break down clichés of what rock should sound like and created a sound that still resonates today.
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His debut on Warp sounds like Kendrick Lamar got lost in the mosh pit with Death Grips. So who is this guy who is currently tearing up the festival stages this summer as Wu-Lu?
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A catastrophe in terms of world politics, but music brings healing, comfort, innovation, it promises the future, it channels anger. We have compiled 50 best records for you.
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The Belgian duo Jan and Sis Matthé make, according to their own statement, either electronic pop music with vocals or just songs with synthesizers and singing. However, their design sounds so sacral, so dark, so different, so profound that their new album »Love And Language« seems like a summoning. Only of what?
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