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[Gran Moreno] Beneath the Sun
Austin’s psychedelic rock duo Gran Moreno step into the light with “Hikuri,” ahead of their debut album El Sol.
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High Noon Kahuna’s ‘This Place Is Haunted’: A Bold Journey Through Psychedelic Noise
Maryland çıkışlı High Noon Kahuna, This Place Is Haunted ile deneysel rock, punk ve psikedelik gürültüyü coşkulu ve büyülü bir bütünlükte harmanlıyor. Albüm, kalıpların uzağında özgün bir ses deneyimi vaat ediyor.
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Pothamus Assembles a Ritual Through Sound on ‘Abur’
Belgian ensemble Pothamus once again draws attention with their sludge and post-metal driven album Abur. Eschewing clichés, they construct a sonic world marked by patience and intensity, aiming for a ritualistic depth throughout the record.
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Heavy Temple – Garden of Heathens: Where Rural Psychedelia Meets Doom
Heavy Temple, the Philadelphia-based trio, continues to chart their own path with “Garden of Heathens”, merging doom and psychedelic rock.
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Sounds from the Layers of Istanbul: Baba Zula – İstanbul Sokakları
This album presents Istanbul not simply as a city, but as a living, breathing, and complex state of mind through an immersive auditory experience.
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Jean-Baptiste Del Amo’s Cultural Primers for The Son of Man
Jean-Baptise Del Amo, author of The Son of Man (tr. Frank Wynne) shares his list cultural primers that inspired the writing of his latest novel.
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[Sun Don’t Shine] A New Journey in the Music of Darkness and Flawed Beauty
Born from the convergence of four musicians who embrace the rawness, imperfections, and timeless darkness of music, Sun Don’t Shine constructs its unique melodic existence while drawing from the shadows of the past.
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Roots of Dread: Folk Horror Cinema and the Rituals Beneath British Soil
“Folk Horror on Film” reveals British folk horror cinema’s deep cultural tensions and uncanny landscapes.
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Decoder Soundtrack Returns After 33 Years
The soundtrack to Klaus Maeck and Muscha’s 1984 film Decoder resurfaces this fall after 33 years out of circulation.
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