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Pelagic Swell: In Conversation with Adam Wiltzie

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MJ Guider: Youth and Beauty EP

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Sun 13’s Top 50 Albums of 2023

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Weirdo Rippers #10

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Slowdive: everything is alive

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Features Opinion

Articulate Silences: Remembering Brian McBride

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Less Bells Interview: “The desert makes suggestions”

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Charbel Haber & Fadi Tabbal: Enfin la nuit

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Weirdo Rippers #6

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Singles

Track Premiere: Less Bells’ ‘Drowned Ground’

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Loscil // Lawrence English: Colours of Air

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Sun 13’s Top 50 Albums of 2022

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Singles

Track Premiere: Less Bells’ ‘A Failure of Horses’

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Weirdo Rippers #2

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Features Lost Albums

Southpacific: Constance

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Albums Features

Landing’s Seasons 20th anniversary

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Sun 13’s Albums Quarterly #6

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Pan-American Interview: “Memory is the place where inward-facing emotion lives”

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Sun 13’s Top 50 Albums of 2021

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Light Conductor: Sequence Two – “radical colours that pulsate”

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Grouper: Shade – “a fascinating collection of songs”

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Features Interviews

Constant World: In Conversation with Matt Christensen – Part 2

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Singles

MJ Guider: Matanzas – “darkwave-inspired soundscapes”

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Loscil: Clara – “sprawling collages”

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Zelienople Interview: “our biggest enemy is cynicism”

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Sun 13’s Top 50 Albums of 2020

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MJ Guider Interview: “I didn’t set out with a specific inspiration for making the record other than my standard compulsion”

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Less Bells: Mourning Jewelry – “an album for solitude to escape everyday burdens”

The second installment from Julie Carpenter reflects on darkness of the past.