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Loraine James Makes Intimate Glitchpop on Gentle Confrontation - Vimarsana News

Loraine James Makes Intimate Glitchpop on Gentle Confrontation

'Gentle Confrontation' is undoubtedly Loraine James' most intimate record to date and best overall as she reaches new heights in her production craft.

New Music Friday: The best releases out Sept. 22 : All Songs Considered - Vimarsana News

New Music Friday: The best releases out Sept. 22 : All Songs Considered

NPR Music's picks for the best albums out this week include Doja Cat's Scarlet, Kylie Minogue's Tension, yeule's genre-hopping softscars and more.Featured Albums: 1. Doja Cat — ScarletFeatured Songs: "Demons," "97," "Go Off," "Often"2. Mykki Blanco — Postcards From ItaliaFeatured Songs: "Tequila Casino Royale," "Holidays In The Sun," "Love Fell Down Around Me," "Magic On My Back"3. yeule — softscarsFeatured Songs: "4ui12," "software update," "x w x," "daz...

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The Quietus | Reviews | Loraine James - Vimarsana News

The Quietus | Reviews | Loraine James

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Loraine James Shares New Song "2003": Listen - Vimarsana News

Loraine James Shares New Song "2003": Listen

'Gentle Confrontation' is out 9/22.

The Quietus | Features | Baker's Dozen | By The Numbers: Loraine James' Favourite Music - Vimarsana News

The Quietus | Features | Baker's Dozen | By The Numbers: Loraine James' Favourite Music

Jennifer Lucy Allan , June 9th, 2021 08:31 Loraine James tells Jennifer Lucy Allan about her favourite albums, digging into math rock and Mid west emo, as well as slept-on electronica Photo by Suleika Müller A few years ago, I ducked my head into the final half-hour of a gig in a brewery under some railway arches in Hackney. Inside, Loraine James was tearing it up, dressed in an orange Hawaiian shirt and shredding Beyoncé into rhythmic mouthfuls of high-energy rhythms. The small crowd whooped with joy, and screamed for more when she finished. Soon after, she released her first album for Hy...