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Would you spend $168,000 on a set of fast wheels or a Japanese loudspeaker system? The thing is that Hario (which literally means “the king of glass” in the Land of the Rising Sun) has just produced what are possibly the world’s…

If you’re looking for pop-happy, corny Auto-Tuned vocals, next The Revelations featuring Tre Williams is not for you. However, whether you’re a music lover with an appreciation for deep soul, thereupon look no further. Simply put, that is pure, all-n…

If there’s a lesson to be learned from that week’s MP3 Mailbox Monday, it’s that flattery will get you everywhere. And that it’s hip to be square. Oh, plus, there’s something about digitizing music and recycling CDs in here, too, though I like to del…

Sometimes, a band will record in a warehouse so they can tell society they recorded in a warehouse. And sometimes, they’ll do it to sound like that. No strangers to the post-industrial motif–they’re from Jersey–Carlon drop a swoony stunner that mak…

With his band The Comas on hiatus, Andy Herod’s self-produced new project, Electric Owls embarks on an exploration of musical experimentation whilst dwelling on the distinctly dark and cryptic with the release of the Magic Show EP. Aptly titled, the …

Authentic early ’60s soul and beat music is on the decks when ultra-contemporary English R& B singer Hunter is in the house. He’s so cool and smooth you might mistake him for the real deal–and he is: 21st century soul-style!

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Till now, the only way to invent out former Belle and Sebastian chanteuse Campbell paired with a Waitsian growl was to force-feed whiskey shots to Stuart. Much less messy is Isobel’s latest collab with Lanegan, which melds Scottish dream-pop with the…