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Track: Bec Sandridge changes direction and releases In The Fog, In The Flame

Bec Sandridge has changed direction and, based on the pace of new single In The Fog, In The Flame, she’s running off there at full pelt. This Sydney-based (originally from…

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Album Review: Gilmore & Roberts – Conflict Tourism

They say that folk music is the new rock and roll. Many would argue it’s also the original rock and roll. If this is the case, there shouldn’t be much…

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MEET: Peluché talk to us about ‘The Guy With The Gammy Eye’

Peluché have been grabbing some well deserved attention of late. The Camden three piece have already featured as Guardian Band of The Week , and Q magazine Track of The…

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Live Review: Reverberation, Dublin – Day One: 14.08.2015

The time is here and in the emerald isle there is something special stirring. Complied and put on by L.S.G Promotions in union with the venue The Grand Social, the…

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See: Table Scraps – Motorcycle (Straight to hell)’

Gritty, raw power, Birmingham punks, Table Scraps take it to the next level with latest release ‘Motorcycle (Straight To Hell)’. It’s a caustic, stripped back track that is equally at home on…

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See: The Garden release “All Smiles Over Here :)” + album and tour dates

The Garden are all set to unleash more of their ‘vada vada’ on the world. October 9th see’s the Orange County thrift store pin-up punks release their first album proper,…

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Album review : Holly Golightly – Slowtown Now

The queen of British garage music is back! Holly Golightly has a new solo album, taking a break from the Brokeoffs, and the recent country-tinged sound that came out of…

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Not Forgotten: Sparks – Balls

One of the great things about Sparks down the decades has been their innate ability to innovate and inspire those that follow in their wake. The fact that those that…

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Not Forgotten – Suede – Coming Up

There are times when revisionism just gets it a bit wrong. In the early 90s, Suede were at the very vanguard of British guitar music. With the backing of the…

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Album Review: Dead Sea Apes – ‘Spectral Domain’

Time flies when you’re having fun… It seems like only yesterday that I was reviewing the Dead Sea Apes‘ majestic 2014 offering, ‘High Evolutionary’. Suffice to say that with ‘Spectral Domain’…

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