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Live Review: An evening with Marc Almond – Leeds 8.7.16

It’s thirty five years since Tainted Love hit the number one spot across the globe, and in doing so launched the illustrious career of tonight’s star, Marc Almond. Tonight is…

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Album Review: Stems – Severance

After releasing two albums post-rock outfit Stems are still in the process of honing their craft but with their latest release entitled Severance the band have certainly created something very impressive. At…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Goodbye To The Light by Cult of Dom Keller

There is something about the music that I write about here that seems to attract people who, at the moment, see to feel that we are on the wrong side…

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Album Review: Bright Light Bright Light – Choreography

Could ‘Choreography’ be the perfect title for Welsh electronic singer/songwriter Rod Thomas AKA Bright Light Bright Light’s third album? Why? Well first of all it goes perfectly with the gloriously…

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Classic Album: Dire Straits – Brothers in Arms

That’s the trouble with first love – it only ever happens once. While some of us finally find what we are looking for later in life, you can never turn…

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Album Review: Monarch : Two Isles

Ahh, Southern California sure knows how to mold and shape guys and gals into laid back, jammy musicians. There’s this breezy, hazy vibe that comes from a city like San…

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Say Psych: Album Review, High Collider by Melting Hand

Melting Hand describe themselves as a ‘psych dirge’ super-group which sort of leaves me in a binary quandary; because to me ‘psych dirge’ sounds just excellent. But super-group? I’m immediately…

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Tour News: Michael Kiwanuka

Most people will first have become conscious of singer-songwriter Michael Kiwanuka when he topped the BBC’s sound of 2012 poll. His rousing lead single ‘Home Again’ took him into the…

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Track: Dr. Meaker – Dirt & Soul + exclusive Interview

Dr. Meaker are a Bristol based eight piece band, live instruments, samples, studio electronics and big voices create some heavy underground drum and bass covered in liquid deep soul. ‘Dirt & Soul’ is…

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Album Review: Various Artists – Chris Sullivan presents The Wag – 4CD remastered

David Bowie, Keith Richards and Joe Strummer were just a few of the big names to frequent Londons Hotspot club of the 80’s ‘The WAG’, a ‘haven for misfits’ that would…

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