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School Of Seven Bells Close Out In Style
Published on March 04,2016 by Bill Adamson
The fourth and sadly the final album from the School Of Seven Bells, 'SVIIB' was released last...
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Still Getting Away With It... Not So Messed Up
Published on March 03,2016 by Lawrence Taylor
Back in 2001 I witnessed James' farewell gig at the then M.E.N. Arena. I was actually working...
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Designed To Ease Rock Virgins In Gently
Published on March 02,2016 by Beth Charlesworth
Guilty confession time. When I was a teenager, I went through a phase of being into Bon Jovi. ...
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Big Boy Bloater Comes Out Of The Swamp!
Published on March 01,2016 by Bill Adamson
I was lucky enough to see Big Boy Bloater live a few years back when he was supporting Imelda...
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A Dramatic Nordic Journey Through Fire & Ice
Published on March 01,2016 by Derval McCloat
When Kari Harneshaug stands on stage, she neither commands the room with her physical presence...
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Quietly Forgettable
Published on March 01,2016 by David Sulch
Modern folk music has influence everywhere, but it is twisted into so many different shapes and...
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The New Sound Of A Continent
Published on March 01,2016 by David Pearce
This album is inspired by the work of British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare whose pieces...
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Muncie Girls Make A Statement With Debut LP
Published on February 29,2016 by James Davies
Muncie Girls' debut release, 2012's 'Revolution Summer' EP, was a sharp jolt of infectious punk...
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Yashin’s Renegades Hang Their Heads In Shame
Published on February 29,2016 by Nathan Roach
The Japanese translation for the word Yashin is ‘Ambition’, but it is also the Uzbekistan word...
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Kula Shaker's K2.0 album review
Published on February 26,2016 by Helen Andreou
Kula Shaker return to form to mark the 20th anniversary of their debut K with fifth studio album...
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