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Album Review: British Sea Power – Let the Dancers Inherit The Party

The iconic British Sea Power are back after a four year hiatus with one of their best albums since my personal favourite “Open Season” (released way back in 2005). “Let…

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Meet: Aimee Mann

Aimee Mann has been a constant on the music scene for many years. From her beginnings with her former band ‘Til Tuesday, she has carved out a long-lasting solo career,…

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Video: He Is Legend, Air Raid- Plus Tour Dates

“We’ve kept the cathartic experience of a He Is Legend show a strictly personal experience for our fans for some time now,” Schuylar Groom of He Is Legend said of…

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Live Review: Creeper + Support, Leeds University Stylus, 28.03.17

Everyone is talking about Creeper. Their debut album was released only last week, and yet they’re already headlining venues like Leeds’ Stylus- spurred on by the overwhelmingly good reception their…

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Say Psych: News: Full line up and playlist for Karma Fest V – Leeds 28.05.17

The late May Bank Holiday weekend once again see’s the psychonautic compass point to Eiger Studios, Leeds for the 5th Karma Fest. And once again, the line-up (to quote a…

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Not Forgotten: Supertramp – Even in the Quietest Moments

Even in the Quietest Moments is the second of two albums wedged between Supertramp’s best album, 1974’s Crime of the Century, and their most commercially successful, 1979’s Breakfast in America.…

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See: Talay – Parents’ House music video

After the brand new single “Parents’ House” came out the other week, Talay has just released the music video and much in the same way that the song is a throwback…

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Soundtrack of our lives: James from Post War Glamour Girls

Once classed as Leeds’ best kept secret, Post War Glamour Girls have well and truly emerged from the shadows. Their skewed observational lyrics and baroquish approach to sound, has seen…

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Album Review: Billow Observatory’s ‘II: Plains/Patterns’

Billow Observatory exist on some ethereal plane. The music that Jonas Munk and Jason Kolb create has the feel of a constant, syrup-y flow through time and space. It’s no…

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Premiere: One day, After school – Hammer and Anvil

Wakefield ‘post everything’ band, One Day, After School, are gearing up for the launch of their debut album ‘The Invisible Anchor’ in just under a months time. As a precursor to…

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