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Liam Inscoe-Jones

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Songs In The Key of MP3

Songs In The Key of MP3

It's 2013. You're a teenager squinting at your laptop in the dead of night, flicking between iTunes and YouTu…

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Radio Al-Hara: When Apricots Bloom - Liam Inscoe-Jones - The Social

Radio Al-Hara: When Apricots Bloom - Liam Inscoe-Jones - The Social

Apricot trees are slow and temperamental: they reject the cold and, for their first five years, bear no fruit…

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Radio Al-Hara: Funky Fresh Mornings - Liam Inscoe-Jones - The Social

Radio Al-Hara: Funky Fresh Mornings - Liam Inscoe-Jones - The Social

Out of the dozens of colourfully-named selectors which fill the daily programming of Palestinian internet rad…

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Radio Al-hara: Accept It Or Not, There Will Be Vibes - Liam Inscoe-Jones - The Social

Radio Al-hara: Accept It Or Not, There Will Be Vibes - Liam Inscoe-Jones - The Social

It's 7:16pm in Heathfield, East Sussex and I'm "working from home" while listening to Radio Al-Hara. The DJ, …

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You Have Been Notified - Liam Inscoe-Jones - The Social - London

You Have Been Notified - Liam Inscoe-Jones - The Social - London

Tuesday's tuna sandwich was pretty bloody meagre; a scant serving of pulped, anaemic meat pressed between two…

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Rachel Chinouriri proves she's a star in the making on her third EP

Rachel Chinouriri proves she's a star in the making on her third EP

Rachel Chinouriri proves she's a star in the making on her third EP

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Muse: The Wow! Signal

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By Liam Inscoe-Jones
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Like the supermassive black holes they once sang about, Muse, too, have been collapsing in on themselves thanks to their own ludicrous gravity. Music historians tend to overstate the timeframe of this terminal condition; the band always had plenty of pomp and ceremony but, at its best, that brashness was paired with a poise which made you feel like the ship was at least being steadied by an able captain.
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Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE sound directionless on the SURF GANG-produced POMPEII // UTILITY

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By Liam Inscoe-Jones
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MIKE and Earl Sweatshirt resent the weight of expectation. After each of their prior records, fans were quick to project their own assumptions onto the pair, but both rappers have been equally fast to shatter them. Earl was, of course, the Odd Future wunderkind who dismissed Odd Future before his first solo album even dropped.
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Tony Bontana: My Name

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By Liam Inscoe-Jones
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There’s a theory, often debated online, that America is home to foods the European mind (and body) simply cannot comprehend. Hold my beer, says Tony Bontana: On the ninth track of the British rapper’s latest album, the Birmingham-born artist pays homage to a delicacy unique to the place he grew up—the battered chip. These are deep-fried potatoes that are lathered in batter, then deep-fried all over again until they congeal into a crisp, iridescent mass. Comprehend that.
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