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Meet: Washington Hardcore Punks Technicians

We recently featured Mistakes, the new single from Washington DC hardcore punks Technicians, which dropped ahead of their album Now That We’re Home. It’s a record that was first recorded…

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Say Psych: Interview: Meet the Label – Wrong Way Records

Neo-Psychedelia has become the fastest growing musical trend, and the genre that everyone who wants to be associated with. With that in mind, it’s easy to forget that it is…

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Meet: Moses Boyd ahead of the Jazz Re:Freshed showcase at SXSW

After stamping their authority on the British jazz scene, which appears to be as bright and as relevent as it has in a lonng time, some of the UK biggest…

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Meet: Sir Was

If you’ve been listening to the radio at all in the last few weeks, you’ll have heard Sir Was. If there’s a catchier slice of white soul/funk than his recent…

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Meet: David Best from Fujiya & Miyagi

Weaving between the lines of electronic music are Brighton’s Fujiya & Miyagi, who have released a series of genre-hopping records spanning almost 20 years. Now their back with a new…

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Meet: Methyl Ethel’s Jake Webb on New LP ‘Everything is Forgotten”, World Tour, Art, & Music

In Australia, between the places where the Swan River meets the suburbs and sandy beaches meet the shoreline, lays Perth. A cultural centre and the sweeping city that is the…

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Interview: Natives, Leeds O2 Academy, 21/2/2017

Making waves recently after emerging from the New Forest in 2014 with their debut album Indoor War, Natives embody a huge alternative sound, with an abundance of colourful vibes, positivity…

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Meet: Chris Damms of The Clear, ahead of the vinyl release of debut album Patchwork

I do it all the time, but The Clear have twice been the cause of me going the wrong way. Not once, but twice I heard their woozy, soft focus…

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Meet: Atlanta Rapper Skinny-C

Atlanta rapper Skinny-C has recently released ‘Never Hungry Always Thirsty Vol. 2: Back For Seconds’, his new album that features Monsta Luther King, Loc Barz, F1Phat, Skolar B, Shod Cooley,…

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Say Psych: Interview – Dead Gurus

Minneapolis based cosmic psychedelic offering Dead Gurus are the latest band to schedule a release with Wrong Way Records. Their debut album ACID BENCH is out on 17th February 2017.…

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