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See: Vukovi release new video for Weirdo (plus tour dates)

Scottish neon-rock band Vukovi release new music video for their single ‘Weirdo’, which features on their self-titled debut album, released last month. The song itself highlights the battle between fitting in…

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Not Forgotten: The Soundtrack of Our Lives – Welcome to the Infant Freebase

Retro rock is a risky business, if you pay homage to your influences too closely you risk ending up in a creative cul-de-sac, when your fans don’t need to know…

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Meet: Counterfeit interview, Manchester Academy 3, 19.04.2017

Now is an exciting time for Counterfeit. Having just released their debut full length album, they’re touring the UK right now experiencing new things and seeing how far they can…

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Album Review: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – The Tourist

Returning with more collective style indie-pop are sometime Pitchfork darlings of the noughties “Clap Your Hands Say Yeah”. Alec Ounsworth and associates are back, with their fifth album “The Tourist”.…

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Album Review: Alex G – My Life On The Internet

Whilst an album of covers may not be something you’d expect a review on, the first thing to mention is that the best definition of a great cover song is doing something…

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British Sea Power – The Church, Leeds 07.04.2017

It’s odd how often you find yourself justifying liking British Sea Power. Some will roll their eyes at you and cite that they’re too odd and ‘pretentious’ – with…

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Say Psych: Premiere: The Electric Lazarus – Death Valley Sunday

Tapes are back – in a big way and Blak Hand Records are leading the way into this new era. They welcome their fifth release of 2017 with a psychedelic offering…

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Live Review: Counterfeit, Manchester Academy 3, 19.04.17

Counterfeit have only been a band for just under two years. Having released an EP and just recently, their debut full length album, they’re making remarkable progress in their scene.…

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Not Forgotten: Alison Moyet – Alf

When Alison Moyet launched her solo career, there was no small amount of anticipation. One of the few genuinely standout vocalists on the British Music scene in the early 80s,…

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Album Review : Timothy Fife’s ‘Black Carbon’

Timothy Fife seems to have locked into another realm on his Mondo/Death Waltz Originals debut Black Carbon. Within these three key tracks there seems to be worlds and entities that…

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