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Album Review: Lonelady – Hinterland

Manchester’s Julie Ann Campbell, aka LoneLady, piqued listeners’ interest with her debut album five years ago and has now returned with the remarkable Hinterland, an incredible hat tip to early…

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Say Psych: Album Review – Eyes In The Melancholy Palm by Cathode Ray Eyes

It’s weird where music takes you sometimes. During my second listen to this album by Cathode Ray Eyes, a solo project by Ryan, guitarist/ vocalist from Psych Insight favourites Cult…

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Live Review: East India Youth – Rise, Bristol, 10.04.2015

To people of a certain age in Bristol the mention of Imperial Records makes everyone slightly glassy eyed and wistful. It was a place to bump into friends and find…

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Track: Kid Wave “Wonderlust” and “Honey”

Kid Wave are a band I first saw by accident, supporting Childhood at a recent gig at the Leadmill in Sheffield. Their laidback mellow vibes fitted perfectly alongside those of…

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Track: Florence and the Machine “St. Jude” and “Ship to Wreck”

As Florence Welch (and her Machine) prepares for Glastonbury greatness, she has also been tantalising her audience with nuggets of her new, third album “How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful”.…

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EP: Twins – Solid State Skin

Out this past Monday on Bravura Records, the label of London producers Kid Who and Andrew Yukon, was the new EP from TWINS, aka Matt Weiner. If you think you…

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Meet: The TUTS, fresh from their support slot to The Selector

It’s election time here in the UK, and many people have been asking ‘where are today’s political bands and musicians?’ Some have even gone on record saying that we don’t…

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Track: Kodaline return with new single, The One

Taking a lead from Sliding Doors and a myriad of dating website ads, the video to Kodaline’s new single The One, has a real ‘will they won’t they’, sniff of…

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Win: Tickets to Hidden Orchestra at St Johns, Hackney

The stunning setting of St Johns in Hackney will provide the backdrop to a special live site-specific set from multi-instrumentalist composer Joe Acheson along with his expanded live band (including…

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