Author: Mimie Liotsiou

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    Review: Wet – Don’t You

    “Don’t You” is a unique and often mesmerising listen.” Mimi reviews.

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    Review: Honey Moon – ‘Waiting’

    ‘Waiting’ is the newest track by Honey Moon, a four-piece psych pop band from London. It is a laid-back nostalgia-tinged song, featuring dreamy surf guitars and wistful lyrics about love and loss, delivered in an effortless, unpretentious manner. Although the band is still in the early stages of their career, they have established their own […]

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    Real Estate – Atlas

    Atlas, in the end, is a refreshingly unassuming and elegant record, with a well-crafted, human sound.

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    Best Coast – Fade Away

    Mini-album bizarrely reminiscent of 90s/early 00s big-hit radio pop.

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    Albert Hammond, Jr. – AHJ

    Albert Hammond Jr.’s five-song EP, released on Strokes bandmate Julian Casablancas’ Cult Records, apparently marks an important milestone for him, following a very dark period of his life. Personal stories and clean slates aside, this still is a very recognisably Albert Hammond Jr. record, incorporating elements from all of his previous output, both as a member of the […]

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    Mikal Cronin – MCII

    One of the best albums of 2013, truly original and honest, combining infectiously catchy melodies with very personal, self-reflective lyrics.

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    Yuck – Glow & Behold

    On this new album, Yuck’s signature energy and sincerity seem to have evaporated, and that is really a shame.