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KLOF Mag is an independent online culture magzine covering niche music communities - Features, Reviews, Recommendations, Conversations, Playlists.
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Le Ren – Don’t Be Funny Without Me (Album Review)
5+ day, 19+ hour ago (82+ words) Gold In California is the most out-and-out pop hook present here; think Rumours-era Fleetwood Mac, and it carries a similar punch to those masters of the turbulent romance songs, recounting a car journey conversation, the kind that only happens when…...
Baby Dee – Child of Joy (Album Review)
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (79+ words) None more so than on the aching Half A Chance with Dee intoning “How many treetops in the wind/ would rustle every leaf with hope/ if I could hear you laughing there?” over rapidly arpeggiated accordion and lusty backing vocals…...
Jeremiah Chiu shares “Plastic Mind / Elastic Machines” from the new album “Edge Conditions”
2+ week, 5+ day ago (160+ words) In addition to Minekawa, Honer, and Stardrum, other collaborators on the album include Ben Lumsdaine (drums and percussion), Patrick Shiroishi (saxophone and field recordings), Marquis Hill (trumpet), and Will Miller of Resavoir (EVI). “‘Plastic Mind / Elastic Machines’ was truly the…...
Marvin Tate – Controlled Burn (Album Review)
3+ week, 2+ day ago (234+ words) I’ve gotta level with you. I’d never heard of Marvin Tate before I was sent Controlled Burn for review. His name sounded like he might have played right back for Preston North End in the early 2000s. OK, I’ll give it…...
Alex Dupree – Talking to the Dog (Album Review)
3+ week, 2+ day ago (768+ words) Alex Dupree's "Talking to the Dog" is outsider-folk made with a completely unique eye for lyrical detail. Dupree moves between country twang, cosmic psychedelia and soulful confession with the ease of a picaresque poet-jester-troubadour. You could pick any couplet and…...
Elanor Moss – The Knife, The Needle (Album Review)
3+ week, 4+ day ago (30+ words) The Knife, The Needle (August 21st, 2026) Merge Records Pre-Order The Knife, The Needle Receive our free weekly KLOF Mag digest Mama's Broke – Reunion KLOF No. 94 (Folk, Experimental, Ambient)...
Jake Xerxes Fussell Shares new singles, “Boney” & “Boll Weevil”, from new album ‘The Old Beloved Path’
3+ week, 5+ day ago (226+ words) Jake Xerxes Fussell has today shared two new singles, Boney & Boll Weevil, from his forthcoming album The Old Beloved Path, out September 18th via Fat Possum Records; they follow last month’s Rock Island Line. The album is his second for Fat…...