Wizard, Mdou Moctar, Kick the Cat, and Unstoppable Sweeties Show

Wizard – Definitely Unfinished

French noise rockers Wizard released an arguably finished EP in early June titled Definitely Unfinished. At three minutes under thirty and five tracks, it’s got enough room to showcase the band’s progression since their 2018 eponymous debut. Wizard the first was already an utterly satisfying experience, but Definitely Unfinished brings an undeniable touch of refinement to the mix. The band’s new sound overflows with drive and energy on unforgettable songs that will spin more than once more, I promise!


Mdou Moctar – Afrique Victime (Matador)

Mdou Moctar‘s blend of Nigerian-Saharan music and blues-rock has … Read more

June in 185 Albums


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Tuesday, 1 June

Consorts – Distinctions

46:05
free improvisation
Bristol, UK
Spoonhunt

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Dominic Lash Quartet – Līmulus

51:31
avant-garde jazz
Bristol, UK
Spoonhunt

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Hannes Großmann – To Where the Light Retreats

46:59
progressive death metal
Tann, Germany
Independent

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Weekly Release Dump

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Friday, 4 June

Aaron Jay Myers – Clever Machines

66:46
contemporary classical
Boston, Massachusetts
New Focus

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水中スピカ, L’Effondras, Red Side Visible, and Anna Webber

水中スピカmEq (Friend of Mine)

水中スピカ is a Japanese math rock band with next to no information online, but the important thing is that they absolutely rock! I could say they sound a bit like Toe and Jyocho, but since they plug these bands in the music video above, that would be very unoriginal. mEq is a very enjoyable listen for all who like this kind of music, but unfortunately there’s no stream of the album online that I know.


Anabasis

How did I miss this? Seriously! How was I not aware that , my … Read more

Weekly Release Dump


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Friday, 28 May

Alluvial – Sarcoma

38:10
progressive death metal
Portland, Oregon
Nuclear Blast


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Anna Webber – Idiom

104:22
avant-garde jazz
New York, New York
Pi

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