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  • Album Review: APRE – Always In My Head

    Music Critic Samuel Fisher reviews mini-album, Always In My Head by APRE, describing it as the record that will carry you through lockdown and the winter ahead

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    Music Critic Raphael Kalid reviews the new album from Dorian Electra, My Agenda, describing it as experimental but with an endearingly inclusive message

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