Review

The Rebel Scum: The Time Has Scum

Goddamn, how long have we waited for KL’s defining hardcore rap group to release an album? Well, the time has scum, but is it worth it?

Review

They Will Kill Us All: Untitled

For fans who have been following TWKUA through live concerts the past year or so, the LP will not be unfamiliar territory. Consisting of songs that TWKUA has been performing at gigs since forever ago, it lets fans finally put their bootlegged recordings to rest.

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St. Lucia: An Island of One

St. Lucia’s track ‘September’ from his latest EP of the same name epitomises his knack behind the electronic breed of pop.

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Majical Cloudz: On Cloudz Nine

Majical Cloudz has that knack for songs that just makes you want to close your eyes, sink back and sway to the music.

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Haim: Undeniably Californian

It’s been a while since a classy girl rock band came into the music scene.

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Starkey: Orbits

Extremity has lost in the loudness war, the louder you think you should go, the blander you sound.

Review

Solange: True

JUICE had always known Solange was the more interesting artiste between the two Knowles Sisters.

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Lo-Fi Losers: The Odd Couple

Losers are cool.

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Crystal Castles: (III)

Just as the Cold War’s end spelled out doom and gloom, the confluence of today’s perpetual war on terror, regression of progress in the form of the Tea Party and Perkasa, and economic downturn do the same. It is no wonder that even clubbing music sounds terrified now.

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Andy Stott: Luxury Problems

Andy Stott’s Luxury Problems is a wonderful, foreboding, and intense industrial wreck of an electronic album.