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“Cloudy, Repetitive, Grainy” | Interview with Nadav Lavie

A prime example of abstraction with a touch of jazz.

01 Ramen, Electronic, Experimental Electronika, Nadav Lavie

Nitepunk – Hyperdust [Review]

An adrenaline-filled and visually stimulating musical experience

Dubstep, Electronic, future bass, Hyperdust, Nitepunk

Dirty Dancing | Dominion Theatre | London

An entertaining show that captures the spirit of the original film and is sure to have audiences tapping their feet and singing along to the classic tunes.

Dirty Dancing, London

Röyksopp’s live at Troxy, London

Röyksopp’s influence on the electronic music scene cannot be overstated. But what about their live performances? Are they any good?

London, Röyksopp

Coely – Fruit Of Bantu (feat. Shaka Shams) [Review]

Made in the underground, but see how the pavements are shaking?

Coely, Fruit Of Bantu, Rap/Hip-Hop, Shaka Shams, Trap

‘Artisanal Electronic Music’ | Interview with CERATONE

This serene composition pays tribute to the beauty of nature, celebrating its boundless array of stunning landscapes.

CERATONE, Downtempo, Electronic, Experimental Electronika, Mycelia, Singapore

‘Ethereal Punk granola’ | Interview with Lily Kelso

Driving down memory lane, The Car incorporates hazy guitars and indie rock aesthetic, bringing back the sweetest stories of sibling bonding.

Alternative Rock, California, Indie pop, Indie Rock, Lily Kelso, Rock, The car, USA

‘Immersive, Hypnotic, Visceral’ | Interview with Joseon

AMFAL, skillfully blends together sweet psychedelic sounds and dreamy tones

AMFAL, California, Joseon, Los Angeles, Psychedelic Rock, Rock, USA

Under the Black Rock – Arcola Theatre [Review]

An interesting play with very good potential overall.

Arcola Theatre, Ben Kavanagh, Evanna Lynch, London, London play, theatrical plays, Tim Edge, Under the Black Rock

‘Epic, Cinematic, Intriguing’ | Interview with Fernandez

An intricate fusion of emotive singing, cinematic string arrangements, tremolo guitars, and melancholic trip hop vibes.

Australia, Electronic, Fernandez, No Body, Trip-Hop

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