The only full-length from the West Germany trio known as Liaisons Dangereuses, this self-titled record (originally released via TIS records in 1981) is somewhat of a Holy Grail for fans of EBM and minimal synth. Thankfully, Soulsherrif Records has reissued […]
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With its many releases, it can be daunting to enter the world of the “Groop” known as Stereolab. My recommendation for an entry point is always Dots and Loops, originally released in 1997 and reissued as a beautiful three LP
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What can I say about Indian Summer? They were a mid-’90s emo band from Oakland, Cal., that recorded only a scarce amount of material—all of which is compiled into this collection from reissue experts the Numero Group released on Sept.
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Kill Rock Stars releases a reissue of formative English post-punk band Delta 5\’s singles and sessions on vinyl. Delta 5 probably made my career as a DJ. I always knew I could put on “Mind Your Own Business” and the
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Almost immediately, the first thing you hear about Sequoyah Murray is the comparison to Arthur Russell. A few years ago when Sequoyah began playing live, people started talking about the now 22-year-old ATL native who invoked comparisons to the acclaimed
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