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Meet: It’s All About A Feeling…A Conversation with White Hills’ Dave W

I can remember it rather clearly. I was perusing my favorite blogs back in March -when we were all still aglow from My Bloody Valentine’s triumphant return after two decades…

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Meet: Evile, and news of their new album, Skull

Huddersfield. The home of Rugby League, One of the most successful football teams of the 1930’s. The birthplace of Harold Wilson, twice the prime minister of the country. After…

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Meet: Melbourne singer-songwriter/ producer Tom Day, ahead of his collaborative EP with Monsoonsiren

I sat here thinking what I should write for the introductory paragraph to this contribution. I was going to write something clever about how some composers don’t give the listener…

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Video: Backseat Mafia meets Cult of Luna

Last night, despite the heatwave engulfing London, I positioned myself in the hottest room in my house, closed all the windows and doors to shut out extraneous noise, and talked…

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Meet: Emily Ireland a.k.a. See Emily Play on Sheffield, new songs, performing and more

I nearly wore out my copy of Kate Bush – The Whole Story when I first started work. For some reason, I found playing The Man with a child in…

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Meet: Gerard Langley of The Blue Aeroplanes, plus new reissue / tour dates

I suppose I would have been about 18. I’d gone along to the Trent Polytechnic (in those days we had such things) to watch my then favourites, The Darling Buds.…

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Meet: Keida – Dancehall, Jamaica & Me.

I’m pretty sure I saw a glimpse of sun the other day, although I may well have been mistaken. It reminded me (well, sort of reminded me) that I once…

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Meet: Drenge

Drenge are made up of two brothers, Eoin and Rory Loveless who hail from the Peak District, not far from us (well, me) in Sheffield. They are a duo in…

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Meet: Memories and Broken Dreams – A Conversation with The Tennis System

Teenagers, was chock full of shoegaze and noise rock goodness. The stuff I fall for every time. Let’s be honest though, there’s a lot of bands attempting to cash in on…

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Meet: Sweet Baboo, and his new album ‘Ships’

I don’t know why, but some of the best and most interesting music to come out over the last few years has been from Wales. Amongst this breed of creative…

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