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Witchdoctors, Crusaders, Curses. Goat bring the hudu to the Coronet (read more)
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Move over, solar: The next big renewable energy source could be at our feet (read more)
Le Spectre’s Yann Levasseur talks about simply trying to be creative and dark (read more)
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Tortured delvings into the 80s synthpop palette for the first of a four EP collection (read more)
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A perfect if less mindblowing record from post-rock doomfathers Neurosis (read more)
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