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Album Review: The Vibrators – The Epic Years 1976-78 4CD Set

Along well before 1976, The Vibrators had done there time playing the London Pub circuit, hanging at The Elgin Pub, with Strummer and the 101ers, and crafting there own sound,…

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Say Psych: Interview: Meet the Label – Salvation Records

Neo-Psychedelia has become the fastest growing musical trend, and the genre that everyone who wants to be associated with. With that in mind, it’s easy to forget that it is…

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News: From Hull to Texas to Hull. Life return for their biggest hometown show yet at the Welly Club

Following extensive plays on 6Music and Radio 1, LIFE just got back from Texas after smashing a couple of shows for SXSW like cowboys on cactus juice and they’re calling…

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News: Dan Croll announces new album Emerging Adulthood plus UK live dates

Following on from his lauded 2014 debut Sweet Disarray, Dan Croll has announced the follow up. Called Emerging Adulthood, it out on July 21st via Communion Records, and contains previous…

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Not Forgotten: Skunk Anansie – Stoosh

Skunk Anansie were one of those acts in the 90s that you couldn’t help but be aware of, particularly around the time of their second album, Stoosh. A punkish hard…

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See: Ride Share Official Video for Charm Assault

Well for those in the know the wait is over and for those waiting the day is here. Shoegaze trail blazers and original scene pioneers Ride have shared the official…

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Meet: London based singer-songwriter Lots Holloway

We were enamoured by ‘World’s on Fire’, the debut single from Cornwall-born/London-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Lots Holloway. It’s a brilliant piece of electro-pop, with subject matter with a political edge.…

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Meet: Cristina Martinez interview on new Boss Hog album ‘Brood X’

After nearly two decades of osmosis, New York’s glorious garage-noise hybrids Boss Hog are back. Their first studio album in almost twenty years ‘BROOD X’ emerges from gestation on March…

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Album Review: Year of Birds – ‘White Death to Power Alan’

For fans of The Fall, The Wolfhounds, Clinic, and the noisy end of the C86 sound ‘Year of Birds’ are a Teesside based post-punk outfit and have just released their…

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Album Review: Laura Marling – Semper Femina

By Pete Wilding It bears reminding ourselves – however disconcerting it might be – that Laura Marling has just turned 27. Nine years of unique, personal creativity on a broad…

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