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Album Review: Gilla band, Pugnello | Hotpress (opens the original)
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Irish noiseniks deliver instant classic - 10/10 Sometimes you just have to sit back and admire the audacity. Dublin post-punk/noise rock band Gilla Band are on album number four – and they have never sounded better than this. Their latest effort, Pugnello, was a product of, quote: “Blending childhood memories with adult day-to-day life, grief, obscure footballers, bible references, dealing with being diagnosed with Schizophrenia [frontman Dara Kiely], and general silliness.” The result is someth
Album Review: Rodrigo y Gabriela, OurHome | Hotpress (opens the original)
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Stunning seventh album from Mexican guitar duo. 9/10 Irish fans have always understood the talents of Rodrigo y Gabriela, but it’s nonetheless exhilarating to be reminded of their sheer genius, more than two decades on from when they first began performing. The duo’s latest album, OurHome, came after a period of musical self-reflection, which took them both from their studio in Ixtapa to far-flung locations such as Melbourne and Japan. Indeed, the Japanese influence is everywhere on this album,
Album Review: Julia Holter, Materia | Hotpress (opens the original)
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Uneven effort from dream-pop practitioner American singer-songwriter Julia Holter has kept herself busy in recent times, gifting us three albums in a little over four years. Materia, her newest release, is a sort of companion to 2024’s career-best Something In The Room She Moves. The seven tracks have the same hallucinatory, ambient-meets-art-pop vibe Holter captured so perfectly on her previous record. However, there is at times less cohesion. The album title is derived from a track on her prev
Album Review: Paddy Mulcahy, Improvisations on a CS10 | Hotpress (opens the original)
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Brilliant synth compositions from Limerick artist. 9/10 When Limerick composer and synth artist Paddy Mulcahy was offered the use of a vintage Yamaha CS10 – which had been gathering dust for years in someone else’s garage – he could hardly refuse. Thus began Mulcahy’s experimentation with a piece of kit half-a-century old, one that he found himself falling in love with “no matter how many quirks it has, how rusty the screws are or how badly it smells when turned on.” Improvisations on a CS10 is
Album Review: Alex Cameron, Late To Set | Hotpress (opens the original)
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Alex Cameron keeps things weird and risky. 8/10 No other artist can do what Alex Cameron does. For the uninitiated, the Australian singer-songwriter became an underground internet sensation back in 2013, which led to the online release of his debut album, Jumping The Shark. Since then, he’s become a fringe favourite for his high-concept albums – records that tell the stories of sex workers, drug addicts, horny lovers and internet addicts, all from a position of zero judgement. Late To Set is a s
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