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News Of The Universe (Loser Edition) (limited neon orange vinyl LP)
Cat: SP 1610X. Rel: 24 May 24
Review: La Luz's News of the Universe emerges as a stunning example to resilience and creativity amidst adversity. Born from guitarist Shana Cleveland's battle with breast cancer, the album traverses themes of life, death, and transformation with haunting beauty. The band's sonic palette, led by Cleveland's ethereal vocals and anchored by urgent rhythms, paints a vivid portrait of chaos and ecstasy. Produced entirely by women, the album embodies a fierce femininity, embracing vulnerability and triumph in equal measure. With lush chamber pop melodies and searing guitar solos, News of the Universe shows La Luz's pioneering spirit and unwavering commitment to artistic authenticity. It's a record that boldly defies expectations, delivering a sonic journey that is both devastating and euphoric - a true triumph in the face of adversity.
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Whiskey For The Holy Ghost (reissue) (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: SP 132. Rel: 07 Oct 16
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Scraps At Midnight (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SP 419. Rel: 25 Aug 17
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How Will I Live Without A Body? (Loser Edition) (limited neon orange vinyl LP)
Cat: SP 1474X. Rel: 27 Jun 24
Review: In January 2023, amidst Dorset's snow-laden silence, Emily Cross found herself in an unlikely setting: a former coffin-maker's workshop serving as her end-of-life doula workspace. Here, Loma sought rebirth after disbanding post-Don't Shy Away. International separation during the pandemic stalled their creative process until Cross suggested a regroup in the UK. Using minimal gear and a padded coffin as a vocal booth, they transformed whitewashed rooms into a studio, even using a nearby chapel's ruin as a reverb chamber. The resulting album, How Will I Live Without A Body?, resonates with English countryside hues and Laurie Anderson-inspired AI poetry, reflecting on partnership, loss, and the transformative journey of reconnecting.
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Review: Minnesota couple Low have been around the block, lets say roughly 25 times, and it's been the Seattle-based Sub Pop label that's really become home to their music after several drops for the ambient-laced Kranky. I mean, hey, some have even called their music 'dinner party epochal'. Static and noise and other more experimental techniques in production provide a livid colour to this album, take in "Dancing in Blood" for example, with its industrial and subdued goth influences, or the pumping white noise and distortion of album opener "Quorum". Further down the tracklist is "Fly", a naturally melancholic number but far from depressive, with this track in particular hitting a sweet spot in the same way Massive Attack's "Teardrop" does. Very cool LP.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie
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Review: Summer is drawing to a close, so what better time to avail ourselves of the eleventh record by these masters of melancholia. Low's back catalogue has proven them to be a band possessed of a consistency to match their emotional heft, and Ones & Sixes is no exception quality-wise - the band dispenses indelible and satisfyingly chilly ditties which balance out exquisite harmonies, fetching songcraft and understated charm, whilst also offering curveballs redolent of a band whose less-is-more aesthetic doesn't preclude an experimental slant - the electronic textures around the album's edge and the surprisingly poppy 'What Part Of Me' being cases in point.
… Read moreIntérprete: Maciek Sienkiewicz
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