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The Beat
Sound Sanctuary 'Dust'
Album
review
by
Mike Davies
16 July 2008

"I was quite taken with the Kent quartet’s Contact EP of three years back, likening them to an electronica Simon & Garfunkel. Now comes the full album, which may take a while to seep inside the head but proves worth the patience to let its charms reveal themselves. A burnished cocktail of folk, trip hop, 60s West Coast pop and blissed out art rock... They magic chilled summer night moods out of Mexico and Kamikaze Dreamer, do the soft funk hump with Got The Feeling, surf the skies on the psychedelic 60s inspired title track, and explore George Michael soul alleyways with Enemy. The lurched narcotic noir of Blonde Prey and the spaced vibes and guitar explorations of Under The Radar also suggest those Folktronica Trip Hop Radiohead labels aren’t wide of the mark."

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Features & Articles

So Tunbridge Wells
What's On
BBC 6 Music Radio Show
6 Music 'Planet of the Apps'
Kent Messenger
Shape Of Things To Come
music:)ally
Issue 39 'Campaign Focus'
Kent Courier Group
Band's Burning Ambition

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