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Live Review: Ryan Keen / Corey Harper, The Islington, London, 30/11/17

Totnes-born singer-songwriter Ryan Keen has graced the same stages as megastars like Ed Sheeran and X Factor champion Leona Lewis playing support slots on huge national and indeed world tours,…

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Say Psych: Interview: Kill Your Boyfriend

BSM recently covered the new single from Italians Kill Your Boyfriend. Intrigued to learn more about their industrial psychedelic sound, we recently had a chat with them. Q –…

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Introducing: Mint Field

Tijuana-based Mint Field consist of 21-year-olds Estrella Sanchez (vocals & guitar) and Amor Amezcua (drums & synths). They have just announced that they will release their debut album, Pasar De…

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Say Psych: Album Review: WIBG – Winnie & The Nihilist

Rating: 8/10 WIBG, formerly known as Wooden Indian Burial Ground, are one of America’s finest garage rock offerings and they emerge from the Portland undergrowth to offer their third album,…

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LIVE: Northlane at The Key Club Leeds 29/11/17

Crammed onto a tiny stage in Leeds around the corner from where the MOBO awards are happening, Northlane are bringing some Australian sunshine to what is a miserable, chilly day…

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Say Psych: Premiere: Fuzz Club announce Reverb Conspiracy Vol. 5 & Share 2 New Tracks from Helicon + Sekel

Fuzz Club Records announced last week that the next instalment of their annual Reverb Conspiracy compilation and BSM are pleased to provide you with the track listing for it as…

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Classic Compilation: Uncle Tupelo – 89/93: An Anthology

Not being a huge fan of country music, or even the more recent alt-country movement, I originally approached 89/93: An Anthology with a little trepidation. I didn’t actually know much…

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A beginners’ guide to Elton John

The 50 year career trajectory of Elton John has remained fascinating if not consistent. Rising to prominence during the singer-songwriter boom of the early 70s, he and songwriting partner Bernie…

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Not Forgotten: The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band – Gorilla

Released mere months after Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band shook the popular music scene to its core, The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band’s Gorilla turned the whole pop culture…

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Album Review : Bell Witch’s ‘Mirror Reaper’

Bell Witch’s Mirror Reaper is an album that takes some time opening up and getting inside. It’s a dense affair that feels very much like a meditation on grief and…

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