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Album Review: mercvrial - brief algorithms (2022)

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First of all, and because it cannot be said often enough: нет войны | ні війні | No War How to help the people in Ukraine ______________________________________________________ This coverage was created via Musosoup  #Sustainablecurator Click here  and run your own campaign on MusoSoup Picture Credit: mercvrial mercvrial - brief algorithms Release Date: April 29, 2022 Label: Crafting Room Recordings Format: Vinyl/Digital Duration: 36:51 Genre: Post Punk / Neo-Psychedelia / Dream Pop Origin: Rosarito , Mexico mercvrial from the Rosarito at Northern West Coast of Mexico have released their first EP " the stars, like dust " in late 2019. A year later, the definitely not fake news single ' Donald Trump Love ' marked the transition between the the EP and the promo phase for the album on hand. The three ex ante single ' dark stars ' (April 2021), ' be that someone ' (March 2022), and ' look inside ' (April 2022, two weeks before album release) rais...

Album Review: The Big Mackoofy - More Songs about Drug's and Socialism (2021)

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  Picture Credit: The Big Mackoofy The Big Mackoofy – More Songs about Drug’s and Socialism Label: selfrelease Format: Digital Length: 47:12 Genre: Dub / Psychedelic Disco Origin: London, England Jeff Lucas , Eddie Blindell , and Tony Joseph are The Mackoofy. If you have not heard about this exceptional band from London yet, their latest album release “More Songs about Drug’s and Socialism” is the perfect occasion to rectify this omission. You may wonder why there is an apostrophe in the album title at a place where it does not belong – I guess that is basically an intended deed by the band in order to trigger grammar fetishists. Or maybe, they used the apostrophe that they omitted in the previous album title “If you fight you wont always win, but if you don’t fight you will still always lose” . Nevertheless, both album probably will not need any further explanation since The Big Mackoofy obviously practise what they preach, and hence – nomen es omen – here are “More Songs ...