Ponicz – Skankerz

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Can Kicker: Yew – Interview & Review – ALBUM OF THE WEEK!

Can Kicker: Yew Self-released DL Out January 23 Undefeated. Miserable. A warrior without tongue. Wolfpack bored of blood. Out of the shadows. Something grows around the creature within the deep terror of this tree hollow: thickly encased in layers of what has been endured, ready to be swallowed, before emerging entirely enlightened, scars still underneath, […]

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A Closer Listen Reviews

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London’s Sam Akpro Shares Title Track From Debut Album ‘Evenfall’


Peckham, London-born alchemist Sam Akpro has announced his debut album, Evenfall, ahead of a March 28th release on ANTI-. Evenfall’s ten tracks – which include the previously released singles “Chicago Town” and BBC 6 Music A-List staple “Death By Entertainment” – craft an immersive sonic world, rich in mood and atmosphere – a flowing tapestry of South London noir that’s serrated yet dream-like, psychedelic yet pounding with intent.

Launching alongside news of the album is its lead single and title track “Evenfall” a perfect example of the towering world-building and audible chemistry at the heart of Akpro’s magnum opus. Fusing shoegaze-tinged guitars, an insistent beat and Akpro’s searching vocal, it deserves to be a staple of night bus headphones for years to come. He describes it as existing “somewhere between a before and after space in time, where moments have passed & where events are yet to take place. // Continue to the full article