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Say Psych: Album Review: Heaters – Fuzz Club Sessions

Rating: 9/10 Heaters who call Grand Rapids, Michigan home, have drawn acclaim from across the globe after rising to prominence in 2014 with their spacey, driving take on West Coast…

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Not Forgotten: Little Feat – Sailin’ Shoes

Little Feat are a band that I have been patient with. Perhaps it’s because the first album I heard by them, the fantastic live offering Waiting for Columbus made such…

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Album Review: Little Steven – Soulfire

For anyone to successfully step out of the shadow of one of the iconic figures in American popular song is a rare thing. To do so and return to the…

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See: Chuck Berry releases new video for Big Boys

The grand old man of rock and roll left one final legacy before he died, earlier in the year, with one final album. Released by Dualtone/Decca Records ‘CHUCK,’ is the…

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Maarja Nuut – Rich Mix, London 16.05.2017

To label Maarja Nuut an Estonian folk singer and fiddler would be to hugely understate what she does and might even miss the point entirely. There’s no doubt the tunes and…

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Album Review: Paramore – After Laughter

It’s been a good four years since Paramore released any new music to the world and with a few member changes (including ex-drummer Zac Farro re-joining the band); they’re back…

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Say Psych: Album Review: White Hills – Stop Mute Defeat

Rating: 8/10 White Hills have re-evaluated their approach to creating music to incorporate the dismal reality of the current climate. Garnering a reputation for an ever evolving sound, Dave W.…

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Live Review: The Underground Lovers, Northcote Social Club 12.05.17 Plus Gallery

Deep in the heartland of the (apparently) hipsterville suburb of Northcote in Melbourne and the hometown of the Underground Lovers: there couldn’t be a better place to witness the launch…

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Not Forgotten: Parliament – Mothership Connection

Simply put, Mothership Connection is the album which proved that you could do the ostentatiousness of prog rock and still make the listener want to get up and dance. It’s…

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Album Review: The Radiophonic Workshop – Burials in Several Earths

Radiophonic Workshop, the hugely influential early proponents of electronic music and soundtrack architects are back with an evocative suite of synth improvisations. This is the first new music by…

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