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Gallery: The Orielles – Rocking Chair, Sheffield 29.04.2015

Surf-pop trio The Orielles came to Sheffield this week, along with a bunch of other weird bands, to continue their brief headline tour across the UK’s northern cities. Long Limbs…

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Track: Fort Lean – New Hobbies

Brooklyn five piece For Lean return with a new track New Hobbies. They’re a band with a growing reputation,following on from their two early EP’s, and true dates with the…

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Track: Brontosaurus – Safe to Surface

We’re suckers here at Backseat Mafia for noises duo’s, and so when we discovered Chicago two piece Brontosaurus, aka Nicholas Kelley and Nicholas Papaleo, that mixed up prog, math, chamber…

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Track: Maribou State – The Clown, plus tour dates

Ahead of their debut album ‘Portraits’ release, on June 1st via Counter Records, Maribou State have given people a taste of what to expect, in the shape of a new…

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Album Review: My Morning Jacket – The Waterfall

After over a decade of following My Morning Jacket’s career, I’ve come to terms with the fact that I’ll prefer some of their albums over others, and oddly enough that’s…

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Not Forgotten – David Bowie – Station to Station

Station to Station is an odd album for me, in that I feel I would probably have a higher opinion of it than I do were it not for the…

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Live Review: The Gluts & White Hills – Bloom, Mezzago (Milano) 25.04.15

Ever since I had first clapped ears on The Gluts‘ debut LP ‘Warsaw’, I had been longing for the opportunity to see them play live. There was the small matter of…

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See: Skepta reveals video to “Shutdown”

Out right now on Boy Better Know is the new single from London grime producer and MC Skepta. It’s proved to be a fruitful time with March seeing Skepta join…

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Soundtrack Of Our Lives: John Cooper Clarke

He’s the Bard of Salford, the original Punk Poet, the Doctor. Evidently, we must be talking about John Cooper Clarke. Revered by many for his acerbic wit and slightly off…

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Live Review: Nai Harvest / Best Friends / Pins – The Harley, Sheffield 24.04.2015

Friday night in Sheffield saw one of the most explosive, and certainly most popular, gigs The Harley has ever seen. First up were Pins, a female four-piece to be reckoned…

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