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Troubadour Andy Shauf's Soft Music Reaches Clerkenwell
Published on May 23,2015 by Review from old page
In the backstreets of East London, Andy Shauf proves that downbeat music doesn't need to...
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The Griswolds Impress Us With "Be Impressive"
Published on May 22,2015 by Review from old page
Australia always seem to do us good when it comes music; Tame Impala, ACDC, Wolfmother and...
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Crystal Shipsss Returns With Beautiful Yet Haunting Album
Published on May 21,2015 by Review from old page
Behind one-man project Crystal Shipsss, is Danish songwriter Jacob Faurholt, whose album...
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3 Decades & 10 Albums... Does Anti-Flag's New Album 'American Spring' Deliver?
Published on May 20,2015 by Review from old page
Now into their third decade, Anti Flag are very well established as a band. Ten albums in,...
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Ralegh Long Creates Spookily Smooth Sound On 'Hoverance'
Published on May 20,2015 by Review from old page
A folk/rock album with an orchestral twist, Ralegh Long’s ‘Hoverance’ transports you to a...
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Garadh Prove Own Point With Third Album ‘Need A Change’
Published on May 20,2015 by Review from old page
Garadh will rock you mildly with ‘Need a Change’ The one issue about rock music that...
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Rainer Take Electronic Pop To New Level With Debut Album 'Water'
Published on May 18,2015 by Review from old page
London duo Rainer, comprised of singer Rebekah Raa and producer Nic Nell (aka Casually...
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Pokey LaFarge Produces Mixed Bag Of Blues With 'Something In The Water'
Published on May 18,2015 by Review from old page
It seems sadly fitting to be reviewing this album on the same day that we lose one of the...
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Faith No More Return With Stellar 'Sol Invictus'
Published on May 14,2015 by Review from old page
Faith No More have been back in our lives since they reformed in 2009 to play a bunch of...
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Pinact’s 'Stand Still & Rot' Does Exactly What It Doesn’t Say On The Tin
Published on May 14,2015 by Review from old page
Remember that time you were in Aberdeen and went to one of the smallest venues in the city...
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