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New Ultraviolet Catastrophe review up on Unpeeled.  The site reviews books and music and interviews various artists so make sure to check out the rest of the site after the jump!

…”I’m listening to a sample track from the album named above, the sample track is called “Antitelephone” and that’s all the facts as we know them. The opinion is running along the lines that the pr description of ‘experimental / electronica’ is as accurate as it is vague, which is fine, but it’s worth painting a picture that includes Cockney Rebel and Mary Shelley being waited on by a Chemical Brother or two.”… Continue at Unpeeled!

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New Ultraviolet Catastrophe review on beatbeatblog a great up and coming music review site. An excerpt of the review can be found below, the full article after the jump.

…this brings us nicely onto an artist who did just this – ‘Huunter’. After already releasing a 7 track classical influenced album back in 2008, Lloyd Bourne (the one member of Huunter) then drew electronic inspiration from the Lollapalooza Festival that he attended that same year and the outcome is ‘The Ultraviolet Catastrophe’.

It’s not your usual four to the floor affair – in fact, the 4 track album (each track being around the 10 minute mark!) requires patience, and a little attention upon it’s first listen…Continue at beatbeatblog!