Choreography about architecture.
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Choreography about architecture.
Read MoreCinematic indie pop and some NDW revival.
Read MoreThere are many legal inaccuracies and errors that Bananarama fall into here. I think it’s important that we address them.
Read MoreMedical journal Lancet Psychiatry ran a Mark E. Smith obituary.
Read MoreToday’s one-hit wonder.
Read MoreA pile of writing.
Read MoreHear some pop trash you haven’t heard played to death!
Read MoreNow I’m trying to imagine an ’80s Quincy Jones game.
Read MoreDoing it yourself with trashy rock’n’roll, minimal synth and shoegazy indie.
Read MorePlanet Rock. Nicht halt. Raza DIdzpetris is why the Kinks were that good.
Read MoreSounds like MiG 20 crack, huh? Over! Over!
Read MoreIndustrialised synthwave, goth and a pop demo from the mists of time.
Read MoreIndustrial and 2017 punk.
Read MoreInto the hot.
Read MoreHappy new year, probably!
Read MoreAnd headphones up your nose.
Read MoreYes, I’m still here. More exciting things from the big world!
Read MoreTwo indie rock, one industrial bleep.
Read MoreNeoreaction a Basilisk is finally out!
Read MorePlease forgive my neglect, I love you really.
Read MoreMore fun in the big world.
Read MoreThese are places that are gone.
Read MorePlus John Cale on US TV game show I’ve Got A Secret in 1963.
Read MoreMusic nerds mostly won’t have suffered the sort of thing software nerds hear as part of their culture. Includes the techno remix and a version of the actually really good original.
Read MoreIt’s all about the hook.
Read MoreMy restrained and professional assessment of the incompetence and stupidity all through the Björk cryptocurrency project was reasonably popular and widely read. This expanded version adds what I was actually thinking when writing up this collapse board cascade of slapstick coded-by-dildo incompetence.
Read MoreClassic power balladry with synths instead of guitars. The air-punching choruses remain. Every side an A-side.
Read More23 November.
Read MoreSuppose I’d better cut the pile down a bit again.
Read MoreThe scourge of music bloggers shall be dealt with.
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