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See: Tourist reveals new video for Sleepwalking

London based electronic musician William Phillips, aka Tourist, has just revealed a new video for the track Sleepwalking, that features someone in outfit that looks like 1980’s childrens artist Tony…

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See: Industrial band The State release live video for End Game

Industrial rockers The State, aka duo Andy Guy (vocals, synthesisers, samples, guitar and programming) and Will Goodey (guitar and backing vocal) are winding up to halloween by releasing a couple…

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Promo image of performers with instruments for Celtic Connections 2018

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News: Celtic Connections Launch 25th Festival Programme

The Celtic Connections festival celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2018 with a line-up that links the past, present and future of Scotland’s music scene with musicians from all over the…

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Say Psych: Album Premiere: Vuelveteloca – Sonora

Rating: 8/10 Chileans Vuelveteloca caused a stir with their electrifying performance at Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia two years ago, it therefore comes as no surprise that Fuzz Club Records…

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Album Review: Trupa Trupa – Jolly New Songs

Trupa Trupa’s macabre poetic outlook has much in common with contemporary exponents of psychogeography, such as one Iain Sinclair, whose wanderings around London’s orbital networks elicit a meandering prose that…

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Album Review : John Carpenter’s ‘Anthology : 1974 -1998

I believe we’ve entered the John Carpenter renaissance. Five years ago the man was on the bitter end of a film career that had seen better days. To those in…

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LIVE: THE FALL – WAKEFIELD – 20/10/17

Not just because it’s my home town, The Fall in Wakefield has always been special. I saw them here for the first time back in 1983 (For the record: First…

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Album Review : Primus’ ‘The Desaturating Seven’

When Primus put out their musical tribute to the Gene Wilder classic Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, the aptly-titled Primus & The Chocolate Factory with the Fungi Orchestra back in…

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Classic Compilation: Orange Juice – The Glasgow School

So, who are the most influential British Indie band of all time? Okay, so I’m going to assume that almost all of you said The Smiths. It is after, all…

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Classic Album: Meat Loaf – Bat Out of Hell

40 years after its release Bat Out Of Hell remains big, preposterous and totally mad. This is the album that took it upon itself to fuse hard rock, doo wop,…

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