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LIVE: Young Guns- Manchester Club Academy, 25/9/2017

Over the years Young Guns have seen their fair share of Manchester’s University building, as all of the Academy venues it houses. On this rainy Monday night though, they’re taking…

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Obituary: Tom Petty

Of all the luminaries of pop music that we have lost in the last couple of years, it is the music of Tom Petty which I have had the longest…

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Say Psych: Live Review: Liverpool Psych Festival – Saturday 23.09.2017

Day Two dawns for Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia, and the bleary eyed and the fresh faced alike assemble early at the Baltic Triangle to begin to absorb what is…

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Album Review : The Clientele’s ‘Music for the Age of Miracles’

Before listening to the new Clientele album titled Music for the Age of Miracles I wasn’t all that familiar with the London band. I imagined some dark, brooding group with…

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Album Review : The War on Drugs’ ‘A Deeper Understanding’

I don’t think a songwriter has excited me more about the future of music in the last few years more than The War on Drugs’ Adam Granduciel. It’s ironic, too,…

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Album Review : LCD Soundsystem’s ‘American Dream’

There’s always been something about James Murphy that I’ve been drawn to. Ever since I bought LCD Soundsystem’s Sound Of Silver on a whim back in 2007 I’ve been enamored with…

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Album Review : Metz’ ‘Strange Peace’

I will admit that I have a bit of a dude crush on the Canadian rock band METZ. There’s just something about their intense brand of noise rock/post-punk gumbo that…

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Album Review : Wand’s ‘Plum’

Going into Wand’s Plum I was expecting a bit of the usual Ty Segall-inspired garage noise, much like what was on the three previous records(Ganglion Reef, Golem, 1000 Days.) Playing…

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Classic Album: Electric Light Orchestra – Out of the Blue

When it comes to bloated and pompous 70s pop / rock not many matched Electric Light Orchestra for ridiculously overwrought statements, and 1977’s Out Of The Blue is their most…

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Album Review: Randy Newman – Dark Matter

Back in 2004 Green Day released American Idiot, an album on which they took the American government of the time to task for the less than wise decisions that were…

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