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  • Portrayal album cover

    Unsigned discoveries – my interview with UK band Portrayal

    Posted by alice on March 8, 2015

    Alice Severin is starting a series looking at some great unsung and unsigned bands, who are on the cusp of wider recognition. First up, UK duo Portrayal. Rob Tranter and Joe Crook hail from the …

    interviews, Music Review, Northern Transmissions, Unsigned Discoveries
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  • Dan Deacon

    My review of Glass Riffer – the new album by Dan Deacon

    Posted by alice on March 1, 2015

    On his album America Dan Deacon explored themes around the vast landscape of the states, borrowing from what at moments was like a mix of marching bands and American genres of music run through a …

    Music Review, Northern Transmissions
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  • Drenge new music!

    Posted by alice on January 27, 2015January 27, 2015

    I’m snowed in here, although not as much as I’d hoped. Yesterday, I trekked out across the wild tundra of New York City, snow beginning to swirl around, turning the park and the streets into …

    interviews, music, Music Review, New Release
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  • Review of A Lesson Unlearnt – the album from Until the Ribbon Breaks

    Posted by alice on January 19, 2015

    Pete Lawrie Winfield, who hails from Cardiff, has a background in film and an interest in soundtracks that he has turned into an experimental mix of genres, with bandmates James Gordon and Elliot Wall. Using …

    Music Review, Northern Transmissions
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  • DNKL - Wolfhour

    My Review of Wolfhour by DNKL

    Posted by alice on November 25, 2014May 7, 2017

    DNKL are three musicians from Sweden – André Laos, Claes Strängberg and Jonatan Josefsson. How did they spend their summer? Well, part of it playing big music festivals like Roskilde, Way Out West, and the …

    Music Review, Northern Transmissions
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  • Asleep Versions - Jon Hopkins

    Review of Asleep Versions – Jon Hopkins

    Posted by alice on November 15, 2014

    Asleep Versions, the new EP, is the slowed down re-workings of four of the tracks off of Immunity. Jon Hopkins sold out the Royal Festival Hall in London just a few weeks ago, and accumulates …

    music, Music Review, Northern Transmissions
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  • Haerts new album

    Review of the new album by Haerts

    Posted by alice on November 2, 2014November 2, 2014

    One fan wrote, “I can’t waittttttt!” And the wait is nearly over. Haerts have been making hearts, at least some of them, beat faster, with last year’s release of ep Hemiplegia. Since then, they’ve been …

    Music Review, Northern Transmissions
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  • Taiga - Zola Jesus - review on Northerntransmissions.com, Alice Severin

    Review of Taiga – Zola Jesus

    Posted by alice on October 7, 2014

    Zola Jesus is back. Nika has stepped forward once again to remind us of her own vision. Taiga was mixed in Los Angeles with co-producer Dean Hurley who has worked with David Lynch, but the …

    music, Music Review, Northern Transmissions
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  • Review of Tyranny – Julian Casablancas and the Voidz

    Posted by alice on October 2, 2014

    Julian Casablancas said at Coachella that the new music was meant to alienate the right people. If that meant that all those who have been convinced of their need for a succession of shiny happy …

    music, Music Review, Northern Transmissions
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  • Laetitia Sadier - Something Shines

    Review of Something Shines – Laetitia Sadier

    Posted by alice on September 28, 2014September 28, 2014

    Laetitia Sadier, most well known for her presence in Stereolab, is a vocalist and musician who has always inspired respect and a sense of wonder among her fans. The new album, Something Shines, continues to …

    music, Music Review, Northern Transmissions
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