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Not Forgotten: Bob – Leave the Straight Life Behind Reissue, plus interview

It might be unjustified, but I’ve always North London indie band BOB were in debt to me. I’d discovered them, as I did most things back then (then being the…

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Album Release: The Crookes – Soapbox

Over the past few years I’ve been introduced to a lot of bands; I’ve witnessed the release of new singles, the creation of new music videos, and travelled hundreds of…

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Not Forgotten – Sparks – Exotic Creatures of the Deep

Following up the undisputed best album of your career must be an unenviable task. There was no way that Oranges & Lemons was ever going to be a match for…

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A Buyers Guide to Free

The late 60s were an exciting time for blues based rock in the UK, Cream was the supergroup, Fleetwood Mac had genuine hit singles and we haven’t even mentioned Led…

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See: Able Archer release video for Ghostmaker

Dublin’s Able Archer, aka Emmet McCaughey, Rob McDonnell, Diarmuid Breathnach, Sean O’Connor and Neil Buckley first attracted our attention with their Bullets EP, with their forceful indie/alt rock and their…

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Not Forgotten – Elton John – Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

Top selling musicians these days have it easy. The average recording artist is expected to release a new album once every two years, maybe one a year if they are…

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See: Screaming Maldini release new video for ‘Abyssinia’

Continuing their current single releasing strategy, Screming Maldini have brought out their brand new single ‘Abyssinia’ with a music video to boot. This latest single in the bands year of…

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Album Review – The Hold Steady – Teeth Dreams

The Hold Steady return in a hail of guitars. Great, that’s exactly what I want from The Hold Steady. As much as they’ve engaged my enthusiasm for wordy guitar rock…

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News: US punks Tweens to release self-titled debut LP

For a young band on the first steps of their career, there can be nothing better than receiving accolades and support from those that have ‘made it’. Take The Tweens…

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A Buyers Guide to Progressive Rock

Progressive Rock, much like Dr Who, was far more enjoyable in the 70s. While it is undeniably glossier these days, it has lost much of the intangible brilliance that caught…

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