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Say Psych: Live Review, Dead Sea Apes, Liverpool PsychFest, 26.09.15

Dead Sea Apes are a favourite band of mine who have released a series of ever developing albums on the Cardinal Fuzz label, the latest of which ‘Spectral Domain’ has…

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Say Psych: Live, Pinkshinyultrablast, Liverpool PsychFest, 25/09/15

St Peterburg’s Pinkshinyultrablast have been causing quite a stir amongst shoegaze fans, and beyond, over the last year or so. Taking their name from an album by the relatively obscure…

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Say Psych: Live, Radar Men From The Moon, Liverpool PsychFest, 26/09/15

Radar Men From The Moon (RMFTM) are named after a 1952 series of 12 shorts, directed by Fred C. Brannon who was responsible for a whole string of these low…

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Say Psych: Live, Dreamweapon, Liverpool PsychFest, 26.09.15

The Portuguese label ‘Lovers and Lollipops’ is one of those that seems to be able to put out a seemingly endless supply of interesting and unusual acts. My two favourite…

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Say Psych: Live, The Underground Youth, Liverpool PsychFest 25.09.15

Backseat Mafia favourites The Underground Youth made the short trip from Manchester to get things underway on the Camp stage at this year’s Liverpool PsychFest. The post-punk psychedelic band, who at times…

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Live: State Champs, Knuckle Puck – Leeds Stylus, 22/09/15

Chicago based five piece Knuckle Puck made an appearance over here in the UK only a few months ago at Slam Dunk Festival, and most people who caught their set…

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Live Review: PiL – Manchester, 19.09.2015 + Gallery

A rather nonchalant Mr Lydon, stridently bimbles his way to the front, and a minor eruption occurs in front of him. Amongst the welcoming cheers and raised arms, plastic pint…

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Peter Hook And The Light, Picturedrome, Holmfirth, 19.09.2015

Poised to commence his legal action against The Other Three, Peter Hook bestrides the legacies of two seminal bands like some kind of a COLOSSUS; Joy Division and New Order.…

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Live Review: Cud – Sheffield, The Plug – 18.10.2015

Mike Dunphy and and William Potter have departed the stage, leaving drummer Gogs Byrn to back vocalist Carl Puttnam at the end of a blistering version of “No Smoking”. Cud…

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Gallery: Bring Me The Horizon Album Signing At HMV Sheffield 13.09.15

That’s The Spirit, the fifth studio album from Bring Me The Horizon finally dropped on Friday (11th Sept). The long-awaited album is currently sitting at the top of the UK…

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