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Album Review: Evening Fires – ‘Where I’ve Been Is Places and What I’ve Seen Is Things’

‘Where I’ve Been Is Places and What I’ve Seen Is Things’ is, “the newest album in Evening Fires ongoing story. Once again recorded in the their ‘secret Appalachian den,’ “WIBIPAWISIT” was mastered…

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Feature: Soundtrack Of Our Lives – Pete Howard (EAT)

EAT have been described as one of the indie scenes best kept secrets. Their 1989 debut album,’Sell Me A God’ , with its heavy leaning towards the sounds of Creedance…

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Meet: Love Amongst Ruin – A Talk With Steve Hewitt

Most of us -having been the drummer for an internationally successful alternative rock band for over ten years then subsequently let go out of the blue for no reason- would…

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Interview: We speak to upcoming pop superstar Mackenzie Johnson

After posting a few articles about Mackenzie Johnson’s original songs and cover versions recently, I was lucky enough to speak to Mackenzie for an interview on aspects of being an…

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Meet: Henry Ruddell from Eagulls interview

It seemed like Eagulls were an overnight sensation when Six Music’s Steve Lamacq picked them as his favourite new band of 2013 but this tight knit Leeds five piece have…

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See: Australian quartet Immigrant Union release new video for ‘In Time’

Australian quartet Immigrant Union (featuring Brent DeBoer from the Dandy Warhols) are back with a new single, “In Time”, taken from their sophomore release ‘Anyway’, which drops on May 29th.…

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LIVE: Lisbon Psych Fest ’15 Highlights

First night at Lisbon Psych Fest one could already get a unique vibe from the people attending the shows. Colorful, peaceful and fun-loving, letting the driven guitar grooves and uplifting…

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Not Forgotten: Tom Petty – Wildflowers

For his second ‘solo’ album Tom Petty did the smart thing and recruited Rick Rubin as the producer. Rubin’s organic and raw production methods were in sharp contrast to the…

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Album Review: Gengahr – A Dream Outside

A lot of the time these days we’re constantly reminded that yes; guitar music is dead, or no; guitar music isn’t dead. Then we have punky bands like The Vaccines,…

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Say Psych: Album Review – Pan by White Manna

A number of reviews of this latest album by Californian five piece White Manna have inevitably rested on their space rock credentials in relation to prime movers of the genre,…

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