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Classic Compilation: ZZ Top – Rancho Texicano: The Very Best of ZZ Top

Of the American stadium filling acts of the 70s, few have managed to continually extend their career like ZZ Top. These days KISS are a pale shadow of what they…

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Not Forgotten: Fountains of Wayne – Utopia Parkway

In the years before the tuneful “Stacy’s Mom” seared them into the subconscious of music fans as one hit wonders, Fountains of Wayne were a band enjoying medium-sized success, with…

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Say Psych: News: Fuzz Club announce more bands for FCE2019

With an already enviable line up announced last month, Fuzz Club today announced five new additions to the bill for the Fuzz Club Eindhoven 2019 festival. They reveal that psych-poppers Froth,…

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Album Review: Idlewild – Interview Music

Idlewild explore variations on a dream with kaleidoscopic new album Interview Music. When Idlewild returned from a five-year break in 2015 with their anthemic album Everything Ever Written, it felt…

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Album Review: One Eyed Wayne – Saucy Postcard Super Creeps

OPTIC NERVE RECORDINGS OPT4034CD Two years on from the acclaimed debut album Attack Of The Luxury Flats One Eyed Wayne are back with a new album titled Saucy Postcards Super…

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Album Review: Craig Finn – I Need a New War

Craig Finn’s solo career has been running parallel to the Hold Steady quite nicely over the last few years, with him being able to take a more introspective musical approach…

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Not Forgotten: Ian Hunter – You’re Never Alone With a Schizophrenic

While Ian Hunter’s self-titled solo debut was met with enthusiasm, the increasingly muted reception that met his next two albums must have been disappointing for the former Mott the Hoople…

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Album Review: Marvin Gaye – You’re the Man

In case you were wondering, You’re the Man is a double album’s worth of prime period Marvin Gaye, one of the few Tamla Motown artists that could remotely hold a…

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Say Psych: Album Review: The Underground Youth – Montage Images of Lust & Fear

On 29 March, Berlin via Manchester outfit The Underground Youth will be releasing their ninth album, Montage Images of Lust & Fear, on Fuzz Club Records and has been deemed…

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Album Review: Ex Hex – It’s Real

Ex Hex defeat the curse of second album disappointment by bringing us more ripping power pop on It’s Real. I’m not going to lie: I’m a few days late to…

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