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Aug 5, 2021Fusing progressive big-beats, deeply personal lyricism and intelligent song-writing, it once again reveals IDER as the indispensable voices of a generation. Utterly compelling listening.
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Aug 12, 2021While shame is less ecstatic than its predecessor, it certainly doesn’t find the duo of Megan Markwick and Lily Somerville holding back – there are a multitude more complex and tangled feelings to be unknotted here.
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Aug 5, 2021Independently released, ‘shame’ is raw and expressive, the result of infinite creative freedom after leaving their label.
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Aug 5, 2021IDER are back at what they do best, providing a glimmering sense of hope that we aren’t alone with our anxieties.
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Aug 9, 2021Embarrassed and Shame double down on how these emotions hold women hostage. Most personal of all is the Auto-Tuned and digitally spacious Midland’s Guilt, about how Somerville couldn’t wait to leave Tamworth but now feels aghast at losing her accent.
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Aug 5, 2021Though ‘shame’ is no wild departure, its voice feels stronger. Cutting loose clearly suits IDER – this independent follow-up finds them free to pick apart all the complicated facets of shame in a slow-burning, smouldering fashion.