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Album Review : Oneohtrix Point Never’s ‘Good Time Soundtrack’

If you told me that Daniel Lopatin was actually from another planet or dimension that wouldn’t surprise me a bit. The music he creates as Oneohtrix Point Never is otherworldly…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Spirit Valley – Negatives

Rating: 7/10 Amsterdam duo Spirit Valley are yet another new addition to the ever expanding Fuzz Club Records roster, releasing their second album Negatives on 4th August. Dave Tomlinson and…

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Say Psych: Preview: Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia 2017

The full line up has been confirmed for the annual Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia, and as usual it more than impresses. Songhoy Blues, a desert blues group from Timbuktu,…

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News: Black Stone Cherry To Release Cover EP

Black Stone Cherry are set to release a new cover EP on September 29th titled Black To Blues. The 6 track EP is full of blues covers but all with…

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News: The Brackets Release New Single

Up and coming Wakefield indie quartet The Brackets have released a new single today (12/08). Jaded is a stand-alone single as we await the release of a new EP from…

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Album Review: The Cribs – 24/7 Rock Star Shit

24/7 Rock Star Shit is the new album by Wakefield lads The Cribs. Their seventh studio album (if you don’t include best-of Payola) begins in the most Cribs was possible;…

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Album Review: Bell X1 – ARMS

Intelligent and inventive Irish band Bell X1 return with their new studio album “ARMS”, released in the UK via Belly Up Records. This is the band’s seventh studio album and…

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Classic Compilation: Ed Harcourt – Until Tomorrow Then

Ed Harcourt was one of those artists that came tantalisingly close to mainstream success, but for whatever reason feel short and has spent the majority of his career being feted…

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Classic Album: The Who – Who’s Next

Ambition and enthusiasm are great things, but sometimes you need to understand your limitations. Since The Who had released the cracking concept double album Tommy, Pete Townshend had come up…

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Meet: Interview with QUIET DOMINO

Quiet Domino recently released the debut single ‘Metropelium’, drawing inspiration from new musings on a hometown city. Founded in San Francisco, this is the new project of singer-songwriter-reckoner Mark Nelsen.…

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