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Cal Cashin

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Lewisham, London
As seen in: Substack, Clash, The Quietus, Crack Magazine, MOJO, Loud And Quiet, So Young Magazine
Covers:  Music. Strange and beautiful.
there’s a beef in my heart with this society. Words: @thequietus, @loudandquietmag, @sonemic. Contact: calcashin@gmail.com 🇵🇸 1693ECF

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The Quietus | Features | Album Of The Week | The Bad Place: Black Midi's Hellfire

The Quietus | Features | Album Of The Week | The Bad Place: Black Midi's Hellfire

Photo by Atiba Jefferson 'Tis a tradition as old as time. From the buildings that look like Toby jugs in Bosc…

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The Quietus | Features | Tome On The Range | If You Know, You Know: An Interview With Iphgenia Ba...

The Quietus | Features | Tome On The Range | If You Know, You Know: An Interview With Iphgenia Ba...

life was like that already... now it's the same only worse That is the proclamation of London novelist Iphgen…

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The Quietus | Features | Grand Valediction: Black Country, New Road's Ants From Up There

The Quietus | Features | Grand Valediction: Black Country, New Road's Ants From Up There

On 4 Feb 2019, South London scene documentarian Lou Smith uploaded his most popular video to date, Black Coun…

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The Quietus | Features | Escape Velocity | Wok Ethic: EXEK interviewed

The Quietus | Features | Escape Velocity | Wok Ethic: EXEK interviewed

EXEK by Sandra Mikołajczyk "The studio as instrument" is a mode as old as time itself, yet it seems there is …

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The Quietus | Features | The Lead Review | Edge Of Tomorrow: Black to the Future By Sons of Kemet

The Quietus | Features | The Lead Review | Edge Of Tomorrow: Black to the Future By Sons of Kemet

Photo by Udoma Janssen It has become increasingly clear over the past year that Britain is a nation of bootli…

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The Quietus | Reviews | New Life

The Quietus | Reviews | New Life

Steve Reid's performances as a drummer are among the greatest in 70s jazz. Part chaos, part metronome, his co…

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Arthur Russell – Open Vocal Phrases Where Songs Come In And Out | The Quietus

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By Bobby Barry Verified, Cal Cashin Verified
| The Quietus Verified
It is testament to the astral, prolific talent of Arthur Russell that two decades after the first reissues of his archival material garnered widespread acclaim, crystals of such high quality are still being unearthed. 2023’s Picture of Bunny Rabbit and 2019’s Iowa Dream hinted at the depth and breadth of what remains unheard in the Arthur Russell Archives, but it is perhaps surprising that it has taken so long for a high-quality live recording to see the light of day.
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Hesse Kassel – La Brea | The Quietus

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By John Doran Verified, Cal Cashin Verified
| The Quietus Verified
La Brea is a truly inexplicable, revelatory debut. Spending 80 minutes with Chilean band Hesse Kassel, and their writhing, scampering, soaring post rock, is as genuinely life-affirming as it gets. It is music of the most cathartic and reinvigorating nature, and an elemental listening experience that makes everything feel new, exciting, and possible.
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Florence Adooni - A.O.E.I.U. (An Ordinary Exercise In Unity) | The Quietus

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By Bobby Barry Verified, Cal Cashin Verified
| The Quietus Verified
Spiritual jazz, highlife, disco, and soul – the international debut album of Ghanaian gospel singer Florence Adooni writhes with an endless array of bold genre fusions. Every groove here is rich, vibrant, as Adooni’s powerhouse voice breathes life into a party of playful arrangements and erratic polyrhythms. Adooni was born in Kumasi, Ghana’s home of highlife music, to parents of Frafra heritage, a region renowned for its embarrassment of soul and disco riches.
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