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DUBSTAR Two

‘Two’ is the second album from DUBSTAR since Sarah Blackwood and Chris Wilkie reunited as a duo. After several false starts, 2018’s ‘One’ co-produced by Youth was a welcome return for DUBSTAR, but the impression was that Blackwood and Wilkie were just warming up. DUBSTAR have returned to the electronic driven sound of their debut long player ‘Disgraceful’. Continue Reading ›

SOFT CELL *Happiness Not Included

Coinciding with their live farewell at London’s O2 Arena in 2018, SOFT CELL surprised their fans with two new songs on an updated compilation. What was planned to be the end became a brand new start. Recorded remotely under the spectre of the global pandemic, '*Happiness Not Included' features features “Science fiction stories for the 21st century” according to Dave Ball. Continue Reading ›

I AM SNOW ANGEL Lost World

Singer, producer and sound designer Julie Kathryn reflects on a new life in a 'Lost World' for her latest body of work as I AM SNOW ANGEL. Having relocated to the Hudson Valley with her infant son, her mind wandered as she dealt with the world’s pandemic sorrow by immersing herself in creativity at night. The end result is a collection of dreamy pop with a narrative of reflection in isolation. Continue Reading ›

DESIRE Escape

‘Escape’ is the long awaited follow-up to the acclaimed debut album by DESIRE which was released in 2009. Originally from Montreal, vivacious latex-clad front woman Megan Louise hasn’t been idle, continually releasing singles, collaborating and becoming president of Italians Do It Better. ‘Escape’ is multilingual singing in English, French, and Korean while Megan Louise plays the role of vixen and villain. Continue Reading ›

RÖYKSOPP Profound Mysteries

When RÖYKSOPP released their most recent long playing opus ‘The Inevitable End’ in 2014, it was said to be their final album. Featuring the voices of Susanne Sundfør, Robyn, Jamie Irrepressible and Ryan James, it made a fine farewell. But after various singles, archive releases and soundtrack commissions, Svein Berge and Torbjørn Brundtland have returned with some ‘Profound Mysteries’. Continue Reading ›

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