Niklas Pivic

Radiant little jungle EP gem. The last track is an absolute banger. This EP reminds me of old-school UK pirate radio broadcasts.

What an astounding album. Styles range from lo-fi noise à la Broadcast to metal-meets-Lana del Rey to experimental distant-sounding noise to lovely guitar-based scaled-down rock. This is truly inspirational and too short an album, even though it clocks in at nearly 90 minutes of length. Wow.

Yet another dream-state recording from The Black Dog, who earlier this year released an entire album full of sleep-deprivation-based songs. This EP is lovely; each song is like an incision into the mind of a sleepwalker.

I have to say, I love the album titles and the song titles. Witch house is not dead!!111one

Bar the intro track (no shit), the songs are pretty straightforward guitar-picking stuff that follow the chord-progression structure that Justin Vernon laid down on For Emma, Forever Ago.

Tim Reaper releases some of the best drum 'n' bass I've heard this side of the noughties. This EP does not fail to deliver.