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Live Review: A Place to Bury Strangers – Belgrave Music Hall, Leeds 03.04.2015 plus Gallery

This was one of those gigs that had you bristling you with anticipation. You know the type, the ones where you are not quite sure what is going to happen,…

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Live Review: Catfish and The Bottlemen and Little Comets, O2 Academy Sheffield, 4.4.2015

Around Valentine’s Day last year, I was sent to the Leadmill to review two indie bands mid-way through their UK tour. Little did I know I would be reviewing those same two…

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Gallery: The Gorgeous Chans at Plug, Sheffield, 3.4.2015

In anticipation of Mosborough Music Festival, taking place on Saturday 6th June this year, Plug hosted a special warm-up gig featuring 4 unique bands that drew in a crowd from…

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See: Many Things release video for Holy Fire

Ahead of their debut album ‘Burn Together’, out this summer on Australian label Dew Process, home to the likes of London Grammar, Circa Waves, Mumford and Sons, James Vincent McMorrow…

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Live: The Staves

It’s a rare venue, Wilton’s Music Hall: a combination of grand music hall from the 19th century and a pub from the 1700s. Both are still in effect: the hall…

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Live: The Stranglers, O2 Academy, Leeds, 17.3.15

It’s been a particularly full on build up to this year’s Stranglers tour, and I don’t think I’ve missed one since the 1980s. I achieved a lifetime ambition to interview…

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Live Review: Johnny Marr – Leadmill, Sheffield 20-03-15

Just in case you were wondering about tonight’s headline act, as soon as the lights went down, the crowd left you in no doubt that a legend was about to…

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Live Review: Bang Bang Romeo at The Plug, 21 March 2015

It’s been almost a year since I last saw Bang Bang Romeo live. That’s not to say they haven’t been playing the gigs, indeed their multiple appearances at the Tramlines…

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Live review: The Lovely Eggs at the Trades Club, Hebden Bridge.

When a singer is hammered on stage it is usually incredibly irritating but tonight it actually adds to the anarchy this talented duo seem to thrive on. When Holly Ross…

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Live Review: Dead Sea Apes – Shacklewell Arms, London, 09.04.2015

In some ways the Dead Sea Apes were in an unenviable position at the Cardinal Fuzz showcase at the Shacklewell Arms in London last week, part of the Bad Vibrations…

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