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The 405 meets The Ravonettes

- Source: The Four Oh Five

The Queen Mother passed away, Argentina defaulted on its sovereign debt, and the nation became experts in a hitherto insignificant little bone when David Beckham broke his metatarsal.

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Album Review: Grandchildren – Golden Age

- Source: Consequence of Sound

The title and cover art of Philadelphia six-piece Grandchildren' s sophomore LP Golden Age imply – okay, they flat out declare – a revisiting of '60s and '70s Western culture, that magically forward-thinking era you may have lamented showing up too late for while re-watching your Woodstock DVD every night between 13 and 16.

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The 405 meets Young Galaxy

- Source: The Four Oh Five

They acknowledge themselves that they've "grown very slowly in their six years as a band," but Canadian dream-pop band Young Galaxy are finally coming into their own as a band. 2011's Shapreshifting seemed to light a fire under them, and their new record is arguably their most confident and assured set of songs yet.

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(Ensemble Pearl) - (Ensemble Pearl)

- Source: The Quietus

No wonder, as a period of musical innovation morphs into an era of refinement and recontextualisation, that a refined sense of context nudges ever closer to poll position on the starting grid of critical tools favoured by some writers.

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The Knife - Shaking The Habitual

- Source: The Quietus

"No habits! There are other ways to do things," read a line from the press text sent out a few weeks before the release of The Knife's first solo album since 2006's Silent Shout.

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Album of the week: James Blake – Overgrown

- Source: Nialler 9

In his short time as a prolific musician, James Blake has made music that could be called post-dubstep, experimental electronica, experimental singer-songwriter, IDM balladry, remixed classic rap and R&B tracks and collaborated with Bon Iver and Trim. On his self-titled debut, Blake's soulful meditative voice was to the fore of his electronic gospel productions.

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Shaking the Habitual

- Source: XLR8R

In all honesty, XLR8R doesn't really need to weigh in on whether or not the new LP by Swedish duo The Knife is any good.

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Out This Week 4/9

- Source: KEXP 90.3 Blog

To call James Blake 's second LP "greatly anticipated" may be a bit of an overstatement, but only because it's been hardly two months that we've even known that a new album would be available some time this year.

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The Knife - Shaking The Habitual

- Source: The Four Oh Five

In the mystery-o-meter rankings, with well over a decade of experimental and provocative electronica to their name, The Knife have long since occupied a spot alongside enigmatic and unconventional musicians and producers such as MF Doom, Daft Punk and Aphex Twin. Summarising the Swedish duo's output beyond that description is a little tougher.

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Listen: The Knife - “A Tooth For An Eye” (Pursuit Grooves Remix)/(Cooly G Remix)

- Source: Under The Radar Magazine

With just a few days left before The Knife unleash their massively ambitious new LP Shaking the Habitual , the Swedish electronic duo have shared a pair of remixes of their lead single "A Tooth For An Eye." Matching Karin Dreijer Andersson and Olof Dreijer's feminist advocacy the duo has tapped two female producers, with the first coming from Brooklyn's Pursuit Grooves, the second from London's Cooly G.

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