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Track: The Dolly Mops – Where the undead go

Oxford band The Dolly Mops DIY-indie has this unshined, almost scruffiness about it, harking back to those halcyon 80s days when this sort of thing (musically and aesthetically speaking) first…

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Track: Egyptian Blue – Contain It

Post-punks Egyptian Blue are preparing for the launch of their debut EP ‘Collateral Damage’ which drops on June 21st via Yala Records, and ahead of it they’ve released one of…

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Track: Salad – Under the Wrapping Paper

90’s Indie band Salad return with Under The Wrapping Paper the first single from their long awaited new studio album, The Salad Way, set for release on August 30th. Salad…

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Live: Best Kept Secret Festival, NETHERLANDS – 31 May – 2 June 2019

The Best Kept Secret festival in Hilvarenbeek is an absolute pearler, and believe me I’ve been to a few. From the life-affirming, (Glastonbury in the ’80s) to the life-threatening, (Treworgy…

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Album Review : Tim Heidecker – What The Brokenhearted Do…

It took me a long time to find an “in” with Tim Heidecker. In-particular, the comedy he created with Eric Warheim. Watching Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job on…

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Live: Dark Mofo Festival – Sharon Van Etten

In the creaky, weary, glorious old Odeon Theatre in Hobart, Tasmania, Sharon van Etten made an explosive, incandescent start to the one of the most brilliant festivals in the world…

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Say Psych: Preview: Astral Festival, Bristol

Astral Festival (FKA Bristol Psych Fest), presented by Stolen Body Records, is back for it’s 6th year on 6th July 2019. Over the past six years the festival has grown…

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Track: Ty Segall Announces New Album ‘First Taste’; Listen To Single “Taste”

Whatever your opinion of singer/songwriter Ty Segall is, one thing we can agree on is that the guy never rests. If you look up the word prolific in the dictionary…

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Album Review: Hackney Colliery Band – Collaborations Vol. 1

I have to declare my prejudices. One of the best nights of my life was spent in the company of the Hackney Colliery Band (HCB). We turned up disgracefully early,…

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Track: Graham Day & The Gaolers – Just a Little / I’m not the only one

December saw the return, after an eight year lay off, for Graham Day & The Gaolers, when they performed at the Lexington in Islington as part of the Damaged Goods…

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