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Album Review: The Birthday Letters – Yearning For Vitalists

Close, personal, warming and packed with beautiful moments, the new 8 track album Yearning For Vitalists from The Birthday Letters hit’s all the marks whilst remaining understated and unpretentious. Encompassing…

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EP: Ash Lune’s ‘Broken Science Experiments’ EP is a pocket of glittering gold that mixes personal vulnerabilities with a deep romanticism.

Brisbane artist Ash Lune has released a couple of highly impressive singles over the last year and it has culminated in the release of ‘Broken Science Experiments’: a vibrant collection…

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Album Review: BKO – Djine Bora : explosive rock with Malian roots – magic direct from Bamako

BKO are a band with stamina and staying power who have been needling for attention on the global beat circuit for getting on ten years. Formed in Bamako in 2012…

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Album Review: Deaf Havana – The Present Is A Foreign Land

Deaf Havana, a British alternative rock band, are set to release their sixth studio album ‘The Present Is A Foreign Land’ on the 15th July. Their new album follows on from their…

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Album Review: Ben Cipolla – Casa Mia

Warming, subtle and romantic, the new album from Ben Cipolla, Casa Mia, is an absolute joy. Showcasing musical maturity, and excellent ideas, this an impressive collection of tracks from an…

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Album Review: Frank Black And The Catholics – The Complete Albums Box Set

At last, if you are reading this then Demon Records have probably just made your day, hell, probably even your year, yes that’s right we now have access to all…

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Album Review: Bad Breeding – Human Capital

Stevenage anarcho-punk quartet’s fourth album is their best yet.

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Review: Jodi Phillis’ ‘We Need To Be Free’ Is A Much-Needed Warm Embrace

On her new album 'We Need To Be Free' Jodi Phillis sends a message of hope, love and personal growth to those who have endured so much trauma during the past few years.

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Album Review: Wax Machine – Hermit’s Grove: An exotic blend of psych-toned Tropicalia and elemental jazz rock

When you hear the phrase ‘recorded in a small closet above a mortuary’ you’re thinking ‘I know where this is going’. Dark, experimental, doom shrouded and drone laden probably fits…

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EP Review: As We Leave release new EP ‘Stop Making Plans’

Four friends from the Isle of Wight merge Blur, Beach House, the La's and their own shared history to produce a an EP packed with glorious acoustic shoegaze anthems.

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