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Review: Off the Cuff – Shake

Review: Off the Cuff – Shake
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From northeast England, the production duo of “Off the Cuff” are Karl Frampton and Si Liliker. Welcoming them to the Soulfuric team with new single “Shake.” … read more

Review: Napalm Death -Leaders Not Followers: Part 2

Review: Napalm Death -Leaders Not Followers: Part 2
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Napalm Death Leaders Not Followers: Part 2 Century Media Leaders Not Followers: Part 2 is Napalm Death’s follow-up, believe it or not, to their 2000 release Leaders Not Followers. The originator of the series was a five song ep, six songs if you include the cleverly “hidden” Dead Kennedys song “Nazi Punks…”. Hidden tracks are

Review: Mortician – Re-Animated Dead Flesh

Review: Mortician – Re-Animated Dead Flesh
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MORTICIAN RE-ANIMATED DEAD FLESH  Mortician Records Mortician = Do you really need this? Okay- Cannibal Corpse + Napalm Death + Incantation   The seventh album from the Relapse Records-professed “World’s Heaviest Band” is unleashed upon the world! Imagine tuning your guitar so low it sounds like a low-tuned bass, and your bass tuning is so

Review: Milk n’ 2 Sugars – Ten Years of Our House

Review: Milk n’ 2 Sugars – Ten Years of Our...
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Milk n’ 2 Sugars Presents Ten Years of Our House (Jon Cutler & Hardsoul) MN2S Records Celebrating Ten Years Of Our House music and club nights, record label MN2S teams up with New York legend Jon Cutler and Dutch duo Hardsoul to present a unique 2-CD mixed sessions. Over a 10-year time-period, MN2S have created a

Review: Misery – Production Thru Destruction

Review: Misery – Production Thru Destruction
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Misery know how to pour on the gloom and doom better than any heshers in Cannibal Corpse shirts because they’ve spent the last 15 years playing crust with enough metal to make a song interesting. … read more

Review: Meat Beat Manifesto – At the Center

Review: Meat Beat Manifesto – At the Center
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At the Center takes electronic music to another level and drops in as the perfect backdrop to your Saturday night wine-and-cheese party … read more

Review: Mazarin – We’re Already There

Review: Mazarin – We’re Already There
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Mazarin are the sort of band music needs; they split the difference with the accuracy of the Flaming Lips without resorting to the kookiness. … read more

Review: Minmae – I’d Be Scared, Were You Still Burning

Review: Minmae – I’d Be Scared, Were You Still Burning
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Minmae are full of camp and tongue-in-cheek, but they’re far from great storytellers. … read more

Review: Magnapop – Mouthfeel

Review: Magnapop – Mouthfeel
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MAGNAPOP MOUTHFEEL  Daemon   You might remember them, or perhaps you’ve seen their albums floating around somewhere. Magnapop were on a self-imposed hiatus. Now they’re back. Ruthie still plays noisy guitars and Linda still sings, two blokes provide the rhythm and maybe, just maybe, Mouthfeel will make you nostalgic for the early-to-mid 90s when this

Review: Mark Knight/MTV Feat. E-Man – A New Reality

Review: Mark Knight/MTV Feat. E-Man – A New Reality
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MARK KNIGHT/MTV FT E-MAN “A NEW REALITY” 1 Trax Records   Attention: “Big Room” DJs all around—this track is for you! Receiving support from the likes of Roger Sanchez, Steve Lawler, and Mousse T, this 12″ is causing quite a stir among the internationals. Produced by Mark Knight (Toolroom Records) and Dutch born DJ/producer Martijn

Review: M.O.D – Cocktail Chant

Review: M.O.D – Cocktail Chant
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M.O.D. “COCKTAIL CHANT”  Purple Tracks After much success with their release of “Dance Avec Moi” (Device Records) and the more recent recommended remix of “He is the Joy” by Donna Allen (Soulfuric), Juan Sunshine and Staffan Thorsell (MOD), are back at it again with their four-piece group, heading production on this funky house release. High-class

Review: Manic Street Preachers – The Holy Bible 10th Anniversary Edition

Review: Manic Street Preachers – The Holy Bible 10th Anniversary...
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  Manic Street Preachers The Holy Bible 10th Anniversary Edition Epic Generally speaking, the body tends to wash ashore, the mystery fades and eventually everyone forgets that there was a story associated with a particular piece of art. In the case of the Manic’s The Holy Bible, the folklore of Richie Edwards and his untraceable