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Live Review: Teenage Fanclub – Trades Club, Hebden Bridge 26.05.2015

It’s been a strange couple of days for arguably our nation’s best songwriting team. Tonight they are playing a small socialist club in West Yorkshire to 180 hard core fans,…

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Live: Bearded Theory Festival 21-24.5.15

Catton Park, South Derbyshire, last time I was here I spent 24 hours sweating and panting my way around the park on a mountain bike, supposedly for fun. This time…

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Album Review: Aerosol – Leave

Rasmus Rasmussen, keyboardist for the Danish music titans Causa Sui, likes to put out lush, synth-driven compositions when he’s not melting minds with his psych-rock brethren. Those songs are released…

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News: Terry Riley’s 80th Birthday

Lost Property, Brighton’s alternative arts collective, will be curating an event in celebration of Terry Riley‘s birthday on Saturday 27 June. The American composer, who turns 80 this year, will…

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Track: SOAK releases new single, Digital Witness

At the start of each year there are the usual polls put together by the music press to tell us who we will be listening to over the next twelve…

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See: Prides release new video for Messiah

Prides are so good that they do everything twice. I’m not kidding. Their single ‘Out Of The Blue’ was released April 2013, then again in December 2014. ‘Higher Love’ has two…

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Not Forgotten: Paul Simon – Paul Simon

Simon and Garfunkel had enjoyed astoundingly success and were at the peak of the commercial powers when Paul Simon decided that had had tired of sharing the limelight and followed…

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Track: California’s The Silhouette Era release a new single, ‘Exhale’

Produced by Jay Pelliccci at Tiny Telephone in San Francisco, Beacons is the new album from North California’s The Silhouette Era. Out in July on Breakup Records, its full of…

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Meet: We talk to David Gedge from The Wedding Present / Cinerama on ‘Valentina’

Any indie kid can instantly identify the trademark Wedding Present choppy guitars but main man David Gedge has a fascinating side line as Cinerema where he experiments with very different…

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News: The Mothmen ‘Pay Attention’ re-released June 1st

2015 is fast becoming the year for seminal post-punk bands. Wire have released their 14th album , just completed a UK tour and are getting ready to head out to the…

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