Sadness Is In The Sky, by Hood, Mick Turner, PXBO, Various (Magazine on Sensory Projects)

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Twenty issues, this is a big deal to us here at Sensory Projects. Thankfully this issue is worth the celebrations; the cover adorned with the beautiful Chan Marshall AKA Catpower whose album is reviewed‘glowingly’ inside. Inside, there’s also interviews with the likes of Interpol, (smog), Brokeback, Tindersticks, Pulseprogramming, At Sea, Adam Said Galore, Chicago’s Kranky label(home to artists Low, Labradford, and Out Hud and Jessica Bailiff who also feature in issue # 20). Susumu Yokota is interviewed alongside Mick Turner and Black Heart Procession, Keith Fullerton Whitman, The Hired Guns, Kid Dakota, and christmas decorations. There are plenty more along with a stack of album reviews.

The bonus CD features tracks by Hood, International Karate from their debut album Weapons of mass protection, Out Hud, Brokeback, At Sea, Adam Said Galore, brand new Pulseprogramming, John Parish (live and exclusive), Kid Dakota, Nobukazu Takemura, new and unreleased Prettyboy Crossover, Procession from Melbourne, and Dirty Three’s Mick Turner (live at Melbourne’s Corner Hotel).

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