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On this week's show we're featuring the reliably tremendous new alt-J record The Dream. They've always been a curiously captivating act, often leading records with quirky, indie-bop singles that tread a delicate hairline between fun and cringe for me, but whose full albums absolutely mesmerise me as their folk, prog, psych, chamber indie and hip-hop influences brew together and fit an moving emotional arc of grand compositions.
The Dream keeps this up, never sounding unlike them, but also expanding the sound in some notable ways. I've been playing it all week.
There's some other good stuff, of course: Nell Smith's collaboration ofΒ Nick Cave covers with The Flaming Lips has some gems, and Kae Tempest is back with a second track from their forthcoming The Line Is A Curve.
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By Ben WardOn this week's show we're featuring the reliably tremendous new alt-J record The Dream. They've always been a curiously captivating act, often leading records with quirky, indie-bop singles that tread a delicate hairline between fun and cringe for me, but whose full albums absolutely mesmerise me as their folk, prog, psych, chamber indie and hip-hop influences brew together and fit an moving emotional arc of grand compositions.
The Dream keeps this up, never sounding unlike them, but also expanding the sound in some notable ways. I've been playing it all week.
There's some other good stuff, of course: Nell Smith's collaboration ofΒ Nick Cave covers with The Flaming Lips has some gems, and Kae Tempest is back with a second track from their forthcoming The Line Is A Curve.
Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation.
Check out the full archives on the website.