Oslo Tapes Italy
There is a sense of solitude in OSLO TAPES’ compositions which makes it easy to imagine them as interstellar jam sessions between cosmonauts, each in their own isolated space capsule.
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I am quite ambivalent about SLIFT. I had read it would interest King Buffalo aficionados. I started then listening before buying and only this release seems to me akin to King Buffalo but much less refined. The other releases are to me, big walls of sound. Not my preferred rendition of loud music. Different mastering could do the trick but I guess people like narrow dynamic ranges these days.
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Highly recommend this album. Very well put together 4 long jams, with the vocals really complimenting the music. Whole album has a great flow. Saw them at Desertfest Berlin 2025, very good live.
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Atmospheric and unsettling, it feels much more sinister and foreboding than “Ummon” but no less brilliant of a journey.
go to albumThe latest from indie rock outfit Activity has a charmingly sinister feel, blending in stark rhythms and washes of dark ambient.
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Anechoic Horizon
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go to albumPerfectly punishing avant-garde metal on the latest from Sum Of R, songs that move with doom’s slow, oppressive lurch.
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An almost perfect album. A long, slow journey from here to way beyond, relentless and beautiful.
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