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See: Cut Worms shares video for Cash For Gold, taken from debut album Mellow Ground

Born with a knack for conjuring fine images and warm sounds with a curious underbelly, Midwestern-bred, New York-based Max Clarke will release Hollow Ground, his debut album as Cut Worms,…

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Track: MNNQNS – If only they could

FatCat Records have announced the signing of MNNQNS (pronounced Mannequins) from Rouen, France. Brought together by their shared taste in post-punk, they take influence from heavyweights like The Fall, Television…

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Album Review – Black Moth Super Rainbow – Panic Blooms

That theme song from Silicon Valley? The incredible off-kilter synthpop played on a ribbon? That’s Tobacco – the enigmatic front-man who started life with Pittsburgh’s Black Moth Super Rainbow. Perhaps…

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Album Review: Luke Haines – I Sometimes Dream of Glue

Since departing from The Auteurs, Luke Haines has made every effort to mix things up and carve a solo career as far away from his former band as possible. Kind…

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Not Forgotten: Billy Bragg – Life’s a Riot With Spy vs Spy

Is it an album? Is it an EP? To be honest Life’s a Riot With Spy vs Spy is 35 years old now, and still no one is entirely sure…

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Track: Kamaal Williams – High Roller

Taken from their debut album The Return last month, London trio Kamaal Williams have released a track from the record in the shape of ‘High Roller’. The trio, Kamaal Williams…

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Album Review : Speedy Ortiz’ ‘Twerp Verse’

I’m not sure I’m smart enough to truly ever get into Speedy Ortiz. I mean, I listen to the Sadie Dupuis-fronted band and I hear really intelligently put together indie…

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Say Psych: Live Review: WRONG Festival, Liverpool 28.04.2018

Something WRONG is happening this weekend in Liverpool, and BSM is honoured to be a part of it. WRONG Festival is taking place over three venues; The Invisible Wind Factory…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Routine Death – Parallel Universes

Separated by 7,000 miles, Routine Death are the husband and wife duo of Lisa (Gothenburg) and Dustin Zozaya (Austin), the latter also playing in psych-pop outfit Holy Wave. They are set to release…

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Track: Moses Mosima – Everything will be alright

Philadelphia singer-songwriter Moses Mosima has shared his new, self produced single, everything will be alright, and as he explains – it’s a reaction to all the negativity going on in…

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