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“A determined 25 minutes of lofi indie self-reflection.”
Spinning indie's most eclectic transmissions: Ken Wohlrob conjures ambient/experimental music that feels "both familiar and alien — like an old language that is part of your DNA," while Bleft blends alternative rock with 80s Casio-driven synth psychedelia on this cohesive reflection on chances missed. Chris of Wilderness channels post-punk vocals over spontaneous blues, trap, and industrial collisions, and Zakalwe offers Belfast-bred indie folk with droning open tunings and harmonic noodlings.
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“A glitchy, club-ready manifesto where sacred ritual meets bad-bitch rebellion ✝️⚡, forging a new sisterhood 👑 out of liberation 🔓, equality ⚖️, and unapologetic queer power 🌈”
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“Ekko Astral collaborator Josaleigh Pollett teases new material with this haunted and inspired single via Audio Antihero”
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“The party was real. So was the emptiness afterwards.”
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“From their humble beginnings above Belfast’s Limelight club to international acclaim, Unquiet Nights have remained true to their roots while pushing musical boundaries”
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“the third album by Northern Irish band Unquiet Nights”
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“PROMISE OF YOU sees the Northern Ireland and Italy-bred three-piece more direct and dynamic than ever before. Driven by pounding percussion and bolstered by a stadium-sized chorus, the song is info...”
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“YOUNG BELIEVERS was a step forward for us after the second album 'Postcards In Real Time'.”
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“'a deliciously dark tale of intense attraction and wrap it around a surging chorus to die for.' - Hot Press”
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“21ST CENTURY REDEMPTION SONGS is the first studio album by Unquiet Nights. Recording started in Belfast and finished in Italy. The album features the singles 'We Were The Ones', 'Shoulda Said Somet...”
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“theJLM turns Alyse Dreamhouse's post-punk/bedroom-pop banger into a frenetically bouncy IDM remix.”
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“'Postcards In Real Time' expands upon the sound of their debut '21st Century Redemption Songs,' while exploring new fields, yielding their most passionate, personal and, at times, politicised work ...”