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Album Review: Jessica Moss – Galaxy Heart: art-rock atmospheres with an enduring soul.

What will we think of lock down records when we listen back to them in years to come? Introspective music from a time of looking inwards because the outside world…

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Review: The Yeah Yeah Yeahs Are White Hot With ‘Cool It Down’

Yeah Yeah Yeahs are back with an album that reimagines their sound for and addresses the concerns of a new generation.

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Album Review: Ginger Wildheart And The Sinners – Ginger Wildheart And The Sinners

Having been a band for a couple of years now Ginger Wildheart And The Sinners have finally released their much anticipated debut album. Made up of tracks written by the…

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Album Review: Outlaw Orchestra – Back Under The Covers

Born from many a band jamming session to get into the mood for man a gig, Back Under The Covers is the new mini Album from the Outlaw Orchestra and…

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Review: The Bobby Lees Will Floor You With Their New Album ‘Bellevue’

The music made by the Bobby Lees demands your attention, it picks you up by the scruff of your neck, shakes you and throws you across the room.

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EP Review: Zach James Douglas – 4×2

4 tracks of bouncing, shimmering, fluorescently creative electronic-alternative-indie soundscapes, the new EP 4×2 from Zach James Douglas is a buoyant, unrelenting yet emotive and relatable joy. Opening with ‘I’d Breathe…

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Album Review: Burridge – Here Are Your Words EP

Bea Burridge is all about making loud music for angry girls. Her second EP ‘Here Are Your Words follows on from a run of singles; the punchy ‘Cigarette Smoke’, the…

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EP Review: Matt Ó – MESSER

One half of the acclaimed Irish breakout duo Tebi Rex, Matt Ó is no stranger to success. Now taking his first dive into a full solo release, the hip-hop-come-RnB artist…

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Album Review: IOTA PHI – Homo Pauperis

Haunting, experimental and beautiful across 10 dystopian, otherworldly electronic soundscapes, IOTA PHI pushes her unique experimental-pop to its furthest limits on her debut album Homo Pauperis with some fascinating results.…

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EP Review: Luxury Goods – This Is No Time To Dance

Sheffield solo artist Luxury Goods shines on her striking debut EP This is No Time to Dance – a four track release showcasing infectious energy and punchy indie-come-alterative-pop soundscapes which…

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