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With an assuredly illuminated artistic vision, George Washington Brown continues to have an impact on the music of our times.
Amsterdam’s Cole William’s has created an avant-garde master-piece in his debut outing.
Nic Offers’ moves steal the musical limelight somewhat as !!! deliver too much filler at The Village Underground.
Sonic onslaught from a different angle, Stefan Burnett delivers a Death Grips set sans drummer Zach Hill.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs swoop in for a late save at this year’s Alexandra Palace one-dayer.
One of the most enthralling live bands in modern indie rock make a long-awaited UK return.
The legendary musician yet again proves himself to have a tender touch when it comes to affairs of the heart.
Deerhunter set up uncharacteristically straightforward confines only to mock their self-set boundaries from within.
The Swedish electro duo make a long awaited live return with a show that challenges, delights and confuses in equal measures.
After overextending on Mind Bokeh, Bibio returns to his old stuff with a new folk-y album of old-sounding music.
Lune captivates the crowd at the London launch of Swedish festival, Way Out West.
With the no-holds-barred sexuality and melange of ’80s nods/electronic effects, this is sure to find a place on many end of year lists.