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Say Psych: Premiere: Diagram – In My Heart In My Soul

Berlin-based musician Hákon Aðalsteinsson, originally hailing from Iceland, can be found fronting neo-psych outfit The Third Sound and gloomy alt-country troupe Gunman & The Holy Ghost, as well as being…

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Album Review: Flight of the Conchords – Live in London

As a music fan there are few disappointments more acute than realising that an act you thought you would never get to see in a live environment are touring, but…

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Classic Compilation: The Cult – Pure Cult: For Rockers, Ravers, Lovers and Sinners

The Cult always seemed to be a bit of an oddity in the British landscape of music in the 80s. They weren’t a miserable indie band, they were briefly goths,…

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Say Psych: Track: The Gluts – E.The Real Punk Rocker

Milan-based noise-rockers The Gluts have just announced their highly-anticipated third full-length Dengue Fever Hypnotic Trip, due 12 April on London’s Fuzz Club Records, and shared the first taste of the album.…

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Say Psych: Premiere: Ouzo Bazooka – Falling

Ouzo Bazooka release a new video and announce their Turkish tour today and BSM is pleased to bring you the premiere of ‘Falling’. The video portrays a quest for unattainable…

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Live Review: Idle Ross / Red Rum Club / Lucid Dreams, Record Junkee, Sheffield (09/03/19)

Record Junkee’s snug first floor venue is the perfect spot for those bands on the verge of breaking into the big time and for those with loyal fanbases to comfortably…

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Meet: The Liza Colby Sound interview

The Liza Colby Sound will be heading out on the road this spring and bringing their signature rock n roll sound to Europe. The NYC rockers will be kicking off…

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New Track: The Raft – Xanadu plus album news

Xanadu, the new single from Liverpool’s highly talented The Raft is absolute shoegaze gold with a scouse glint that recalls all the pure pop glories of Ian Broudie’s The Lightning…

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New Track: The Double Happiness – There’s No Place Like Nundah

Cloaked with the faded robes of nostalgia, a peon to the glories of an old forgotten Brisbane, the new single from the quite frankly glorious The Double Happiness is a…

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Album Review: Delicate Steve – Till I Burn Up

Over the past ten years Delicate Steve has been establishing a reputation as being a musicians musician. With a unique instrumental style Delicate Steve sounds as equally at home as…

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