Nun- The Dome

Nun- The DomeIt is instructive that NUN released their first single five years ago with a track named Cronenberg. Their new LP THE DOME opens with a track named Wake In Fright, and presents a conceptual framework inspired by R. Buckminster Fuller that arms the record with a cohesive horror. On THE DOME, NUNs development echoes the first wave of post punk and Industrial music, from the malevolent broken electronics of Throbbing Gristle to the sensual trance of

the namesake track [“Ahmaud Arbery”] captures the profound sorrow and vulnerability that such injustices invoke

to take their time and luxuriate in building something together

The brevity of the lyric and the sound of the vocal suggest that Fela had intended to come back later and record an extended lyric

The Runaways proceeded to change the face (and gender) of rock and roll with the release of their 1976 debut

It all started in 2009 when Adamantios Kafetzis travelled from Greece to Senegal with a brand new tape machine that he used to digitise the musical treasures he had discovered in the city of Thiés

or messy and dirty situations

His charts made Doris Day’s Sentimental Journey even more deliriously mawkish

Dos Santos have been steadily tipping forward into something more future-minded & universal this whole time

Grave of a Dog was recorded throughout 2017-2019 at Machines With Magnets by Seth Manchester

was finished

did a few live shows including All Tomorrow’s Parties at Camber Sands

The especially eagle-eared will have caught a dub of 'Two Fish And An Elephant' playing over the credits of the track's celebrated video