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Tulpa centres and expands the vocal techniques Lee has shaped over the last several years through releases like 2021’s KNVF ...

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Always feels right to open another New Weird Britain with people who came here from elsewhere, and who culturally enrich this ...

EP project blends live performance and post-production tricknology into a new kind of superstrong musical compound ...

London club KAOS deserve a medal (glistening steel, on a little leather strap, pin through the nipple) for opening the doors ...