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Charlie Hole & His Chapel Of Unrest
Published on March 24,2016 by Daniel Sado
A few years ago, Rod Stewart announced on radio about a certain male singer who he heralded for...
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A Dark Reflective Stroll Through 80's Pop
Published on March 23,2016 by Derval McCloat
‘Compassion’, the latest long player offering from Swede/Dane outfit, Lust for Youth, is a...
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Pleasure Trip From A Band On A High
Published on March 23,2016 by Beth Charlesworth
Don't worry, the sense of disorientation is normal. When the most psychedelic of young British...
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Putting On The Ritz
Published on March 23,2016 by Lawrence Taylor
There are some bands that just blow you away every time you see them. Stiff Little Fingers are...
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Spontaneous & Electrifying Dalston Fun
Published on March 23,2016 by Daniel Sado
Brooklyn born MOTHXR was a spontaneous miracle about four men coming together with an agenda and...
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So Much Potential, Wasted
Published on March 23,2016 by Shabina Lateef
The announcement of Flume's gig at the Roundhouse on 19th March was much welcome news. With the...
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Total Re-Ignition Of My Love For Underworld
Published on March 22,2016 by Mary Long
'Barbara Barbara we face a shining future'... how many times have you overheard an incomplete...
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Sleepy Americana From The Heart Of London
Published on March 22,2016 by Niki Jones
Hazy summer days, spent on back porches in sleepy American suburbs. This is the sort of image...
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Natty Releases The Fear & It's A Bloody Good Album Too!
Published on March 21,2016 by Bill Adamson
Natty was born Alexander Akiloe Philip Modiano in San Francisco, California in 1983. So whilst...
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Subtle, Sweet & Insubstantial
Published on March 21,2016 by David Sulch
'Old Magick' is the second album from British musician Steven James Adams, formerly a member of...
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