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Life Elsewhere Music Vol 402
Kelsey Lu – Running To Pain Running To Pain is from Kelsey Lu’s second LP, Help Me God with 10 tracks blending distorted guitars, choral swells and dark electronic pulses into a sonic landscape that moves between devotional intensity and cinematic scale. At the same time Kelsey sings about broken hearts and failed relationships with a potency that’s hard to ignore. The classically trained…
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A Conversation With King Hannah Revisited
Brilliant! Stunning! Exceptional! Incredible! Where to stop with the adjectives? It’s impossible to not wax lyrically about the astonishing music of King Hannah. The unassuming, almost shy yet cool demeanor of Hannah Merrick and Craig Whittle certainly won me over. The real treasure of the duo’s work is their unique approach, slightly behind their confidant musicianship there is a tender…
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Life Elsewhere Music Vol 401
A Conversation with Sad Happy Birthdays On first listen to the LP Sad Happy Birthday my curiosity prompted a deep dive into the lyrics on this remarkable album. Also I was fascinated by the name of the artist, Sad Happy Birthdays which I quickly discovered is the solo work of Katie Ford. From the scant amount of information on her Bandcamp page I learnt that Ms. Ford is a Japan-based artist of…
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Serious. Seriously. Seriousness.
Serious: The Constitution Demands It – The Case For The Impeachment Of Donald Trump by Ron Fein, John Bonifaz, & Ben Clements Written by a trio of veteran constitutional attorneys who argue that according to the Constitution, the time to talk about impeachment is now. They offer a precise case against the president, detailing eight legal grounds, including illegal payments from foreign…
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Life Elsewhere Music Vol 400
Sad Happy Birthdays – That Aesthetic Girl This is the solo project of Katie Ford, a Japan-based artist of Japanese and Australian heritage. Katie says her album, Sad Happy Birthdays is a collection of small, fading moments, which seems to underplay the robust rockism of the title cut. Katie also mentions that her music is for late nights, long walks, and the feeling of missing something you…
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Reality As A Novel
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Life Elsewhere Music Vol 399
Elly – You Idiot Elliot Cleverdon is out of Portland, Oregon and goes by the name Elly. His LP, Monstrocity requires careful attention, I mean listen to the whole collection from beginning to end. Of course you could dip in and out but the continuity maybe important. Elly says, “These songs are mostly about animals eating other animals. Some of these go back 5 years, some of them I made two…
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While I Was Traveling…
Traveling by train, entering Waterloo Station with The Shard visible in the distance May 2026, I decided to take the whole month off. A much needed getaway. An extended trip back home to visit family and friends. I planned an intriguing route by rail beginning in the lush and genteel Surrey Hills and the charming riverside town of Guildford; heading north to the bleak but stunning Pennines;…
Life Elsewhere Music Vol 398
Coyote – Teacher We begin with a two chaps out of Nottingham, UK who present as Coyote who share a pleasant mellow cut titled Teacher. Their Nag Champa EP may cross genres yet all three cuts are strictly dub-wise. DJs / Producers Timm Sure & Richard Hampson (aka Ampo) are Coyote, between them they spent the 90s’ with residencies at many of the decades seminal parties. Coyote officially came into…
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Momentous & Mundane Questions. A Common Language Misunderstood.
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Life Elsewhere Music Vol 397
Hannah Lou Larson – Move Like Rivers Danish born Oxford based Singer-Songwriter Hannah Lou Larsen says “The EP, Peach Pine Ocean is my offering of four deeply personal meditations on love, loss, and the shifting nature of human connection.” She goes onto to tell us, “The EP was written, recorded and mixed by yours truly in my home studio in Oxford.” Move Like Rivers is dedicated to “The people I…
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Is Free Speech Under Siege? Secrets Of A Classic Pastime.
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Human First + AI Accelerated
The Layoffs the world’s first band to leverage ChatGPT to advance songwriting & release an album in less than 50 days! Josh KlenertJeremy LaCroixDavid Robinson “During the post-COVID wave of tech layoffs we were inspired by a New York Times article that covered the chaos and angst surrounding remote job cuts during the pandemic.” The Layoffs write, “People got the news through emails, Slack…
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A Conversation With Harry Stafford
Founder Of Manchester’s Iconic Post-Punk Inca Babies Harry Stafford – photo by Simona Masoni Inca Babies have that unmistakable essence of genuine rock ’n’ roll. Plus, they have always proudly worn the mantle of being a Manchester band. As foundational pioneers of the early post-punk and deathrock movements, Inca Babies remain a vital cornerstone of the Manchester and UK music scenes to this…
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Life Elsewhere Music Vol 396
bobbie – I Could Call You At the end of the notes for bobbie’s LP Lessons they write, “Lessons is about loving people. Thank you for listening :)” bobbie also writes “Lessons is an artifact of love, curiosity and humility. This is one spec/snapshot into one spirit aka me being real”. It’s strikes me as curious that bobbie uses an all-lower-case name yet is unabashed in asserting their feelings.…
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The Memories We Cannot Escape. A Personal View Of The Indelible City.
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Popular Music & Social Commentary. A Broken Informational Landscape.
“Should the current global turmoil caused by the Trump administration motivate a collective response from the Popular Music community?” That is the question we posed to writer Daniel Rachel. Our inquiry was prompted by the knowledge that history tells us Popular Music has continually voiced dissent since the end of World War II. Singer-songwriters and social activists Pete Seeger and Woodie…