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Not Forgotten: Manfred Mann’s Earth Band – Nightingales and Bombers

The sixth and final album recorded by the original Manfred Mann’s Earth Band quartet, Nightingales and Bombers was also released prior to the new line up’s cover of Bruce Springsteen’s…

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Classic Album: Iron Maiden – Seventh Son of a Seventh Son

Iron Maiden are a band whose name I have always known, but it is only in recent months that I have felt the impulse to actually investigate their work outside…

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Say Psych: Album Review: A Place To Bury Strangers – Pinned

Pinned is the fifth studio offering from Brooklyn’s A Place To Bury Strangers who in their ten year history have garnered a reputation for releasing unique records and putting on…

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Say Psych: EP Review: Mildred Maude – CPA I-III

Mildred Maude are three guys from the West Country, who when left unsupervised in a studio came up with CPA I-III, recently released on The Weird Beard on limited edition…

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Premiere: Harlequiin – Your Hearts Afloat

London based producer and musician Rory Simmons is a musical polymath. A veteran of sessions with the likes of Blur, Jamie Cullum, Paolo Nutini, and, in the last 18 months…

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Track: Ari Roar – Don’t have a fit

Ahead of his debut album Calm Down, out 25th May via the ever brilliant Bella Union, Ari Roar aka Caleb Campbell has revealed a new track taken from it, titled…

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A Beginners Guide to Ian Hunter & Mott the Hoople

Looking back, Mott the Hoople did it all as a rock band. From cult underground heroes, to chart bothering singles and albums, to glam rock superstars that no less a…

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Track: Priest – The Lost Lions (EP)

The electro-pop of the fabulous Priest has reached its apotheosis in their newly released EP, ‘The Lost Lions’. Priest, Camille Priest and producer David Kazyk, have already given us a…

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Album Review: The Amazing – In Transit

‘In Transit’, the newly released album by Swedish band, ‘The Amazing’ is a unique blend of shoegaze/dream-pop that at times diverts into the lush indie/folk vibes of bands like Belle…

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Track: Prefuse 73 – Basinkitarian

Prefuse 73, aka prolific beat-maker/producer Guillermo S. Herren has announced that his first solo album in three years, Sacrifices, will be out on May 25th via Lex Records. It’s a…

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