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Oli Warwick

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Bristol
As seen in: Crack Magazine, Electronic Beats, The Vinyl Factory, Bandcamp Daily, Red Bull, First Floor, Pitchfork, Resident Advisor (RA), FACT Magazine, DJ Mag TM, The Spaces, Document Journal, Electronic Sound
He/him. Writing words about sounds, occasionally making new sounds with pre-existing sounds, occasionally making new sounds from nothing.

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Freelance music journalist, copywriter, DJ, all-round music obsessive.

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FAUZIA – I Was Here for a Moment

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By Oli Warwick Verified
| First Floor
There’s no doubt that shoegaze and trip-hop have been on a resurgent hot streak in recent years. Along with dream pop and slowcore, these laconic ’90s sounds have aged well, their space and pace standing in stark opposition to the frenetic tempo of the modern age. On her new I Was Here for a Moment EP, FAUZIA (born Fauzia Habib) metabolizes these touchstones into a compact expression that also marks another expansion of her already wide-ranging artistic outlook.
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The Caretaker: Ballroom Eternal

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By Oli Warwick Verified
| Crack Magazine Verified
Ahead of his performance in the Blackpool Tower Ballroom during last weekend’s The Black Lights festival, James Leyland Kirby spoke in a rare interview about the unlikely viral afterlife of his dementia-themed project, The Caretaker. For followers of James Leyland Kirby’s work, it might seem like he’s been resting on his laurels. Under his own name or one of his many aliases, nothing has been officially released since 2019.
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Cate Kennan – Shadows

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By Oli Warwick Verified
| First Floor
In a world drunk on retro-fetishization, it’s easy to get tired of throwback approaches to music production, but there’s also a seductive alchemy that can occur when DIY hauntology collides with introspective songwriting. For Cate Kennan, the grainy, tape-esque sound of her debut album Shadows is an essential facet of the listening experience, one that matches her fragile, twilight vocals and winsome, subtly spooky melodies.
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