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Wyatt’s sometimes overlooked solo debut shows off his multi-instrumentalist chops.
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The South African covers a hodgepodge of styles – but move with him and it’s worth it.
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The duo explores an inverted, shifted relationship between words and music.
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A wayward, daft and delirious LP, brilliantly unlike anything else out there.
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London producer’s debut twists and refines dance tropes of the past.
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Predictably unpredictable fare from the producer and an array of high-profile guests.
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These tracks can be marvelled at as you might mobiles in a gallery.
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There's much of precious worth across these four CDs and a Bootsy Collins-narrated DVD.
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Welcome reissues showcasing a group to whom there was always more than met the ear.
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Past times marinated in the present day, an album of exquisitely selective memories.
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Unmoored and out there, Mount Kimbie have no idea where they’re going. Go with them.
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In its serene, melancholic sweep, there’s a sense of a long journey undertaken.
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Fiery Furnaces brother’s solo works given a fresh promotional push.
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Reaches right out of the thought bubble and punches you out of your skin.
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Dance music with a recurrent sense of subdued anxiety.
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They sound reinvigorated, differently coloured, and full of fresh intentions.
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They've resumed the metallic, righteous blaze trailed since 1997.
