Marco Collins
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“Keep Moving” is the first single off the hotly anticipated, forthcoming record from the British electrosoul duo. One half of the duo, Thomas McFarland, noted that this album “feels like what we’ve always had in our heads. If you go back and compare it to the first record, they feel smaller and more introverted. This feels like a whole new level.”
NME dives deep into the evolution of the band since their beginnings in 2013, read the whole article here:
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“’Cain’s Heresy’ is a portrait of the world we’re headed to - where consumers lie sedated while ‘This Week’s Hot Trend’ and ‘101 Style Tips For Summer’ are forced down their throats by gloved hands,” the band explain. “It’s our way of saying ‘not on my watch’." - bit.ly
This one reminds me a bit of Moby & Caribou!
Pretty sure I heard a sample in there of "It Takes Two" AND My Bloody Valentine!
This review calls Lush' "Lowlife" "a feminist antidote to Britpop’s dude overload.": music.avclub.com
According to Rolling Stone, this track tackles racial injustice and arrives with video capturing Covid-19’s impact on black communities.
“’Shelter’ is a spiritual note, a healing frequency,” Mensa said in a statement. “It was inspired not by Hollywood or Paris, but by what’s going on on the ground — in the real world, with the real people.”
Wyclef added: “The journey of this song was so important. It’s very crucial we, as musicians, use our voice to represent those who are not so easily able to be heard.”
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Beautiful video here: youtu.be
Pete Shelley formed the Buzzcocks with Howard Devoto in 1976, and became the lead singer and guitarist in 1977 when Devoto left. Shelley identified as bisexual. Sadly, he passed away in 2018.
