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Powder in Space

by POWDER

Pitchfork Album Reviews Said:

"On her first official mix album, the Tokyo DJ unveils an intricate, inspired playing style whose value system differs from the typical dancefloor mix." - 2/15/2019

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Elder Mantis

by BLACK TAFFY

Pitchfork Album Reviews Said:

"On the sort of record that would have once sparked a minor bidding war between Stones Throw and Ninja Tune, hip-hop, IDM, and ambient music drift into a waking dream." - 2/15/2019

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The Language of Injury

by ITHACA

Pitchfork Album Reviews Said:

"The debut from the UK melodic hardcore band shows their passion for experimentation in a genre where that is desperately welcome." - 2/15/2019

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Cast

by PERFECT SON

Pitchfork Album Reviews Said:

"Leaving behind the singer-songwriterly stylings of his previous project, Coldair, Tobiasz Bilinski taps the pristine sonics of 1980s sophisti-pop, but it’s often too bloodless for its own good." - 2/15/2019

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In a Galaxy

by RINA MUSHONGA

Pitchfork Album Reviews Said:

"On her second album, the Dutch-Zimbabwean musician feeds off the energy of a move from Amsterdam to Peckham, England, turning the minutiae of daily life into bold, 1980s-inspired synth pop." - 2/14/2019

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Ladytron

by LADYTRON

Pitchfork Album Reviews Said:

"A dystopian band for dystopian times, Ladytron return with an angry, pitiless, evil-sounding record whose nihilism presents them as sirens of the apocalypse." - 2/14/2019

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Fyah

by THEON CROSS

Pitchfork Album Reviews Said:

"A player in Shabaka Hutchings’ Sons of Kemet and a key figure in London’s vital jazz scene, Cross brings new energy to the tuba, an instrument long neglected in jazz and hits offshoots." - 2/13/2019

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Living Tomb

by OSSUARIUM

Pitchfork Album Reviews Said:

"On their debut album, this Portland quartet demonstrates their old school death metal bona fides, even when they’re more interested in evolution and atmosphere." - 2/13/2019

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