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Title: The Sleeping Shaman - The 'Heavier Than Thou' Webzine

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A couple of years ago, while attending the annual Portals Festival in London, amongst all the acts I got to see, the one that left the biggest impression on me was Lost In Kyiv. With barely any knowledge of them, they quickly became a highlight, and ever since, I have been keeping an eye open for any impending releases. In a world filled with post-rock and me...


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I’ve been following Sydney, Australia psych-space-stoner-rock power trio Robot God when they released their excellent 2022 third album, World Collide. Since then, I’ve kept a close eye on their journey, continually captivated by their blend of crushing heaviness, spiritual depth, boundless imagination, and fearless musical innovation...


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The Shaman is thrilled to bring you the premiere of Psychic Tension, the towering title track from Manchester’s psych-noise heavyweights, Dead Sea Apes. Serving as the very first taste of their formidable new album, this is a masterclass in channelled unease, perfectly capturing the high-wire anxiety of the modern age and wrestling i...


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If you like your post-rock full of sweeping soundscapes, textured guitars and glittering keys, and you also like music that has a message about the wider animal kingdom, then the third and latest release from Million Moons is going to be something that you’ll appreciate.

The album title refers to the last words of an African grey parrot called Alex,...


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I’ve been aware of and a fan of Deafkids for quite a number of years and had the honour of seeing them with a former friend at Wharf Chambers in Leeds back in 2022. So, apologies in advance if this review appears in any way biased as a result.

Formed in 2010, members Douglas Leal (vocals/guitar/electronics/samplers/percussion/artwor...


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