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Live Review: The Brian Jonestown Massacre – Brighton Dome, Brighton 19.02.25

With a wash of psychedelic flurries, ‘The Brian Jonestown Massacre’ broke the silence of the Brighton Dome. With breezy wintery and rainy weather conditions outside, the fans still flocked to…

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Live Review: Mogwai / Kathryn Joseph / Cloth – 02 Academy Brixton, London 20.02.25

Glasgow’s own Mogwai headlined Brixton Academy with ferocious musical insensitivity and some long guitar riffs. At the tail end of Britpop, the band quickly established itself as a cult favourite…

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Say Psych: ICYMI – The Sick Man of Europe release EP Moderate Air Quality & March tour with Snapped Ankles

Emerging from London’s underground music scene, The Sick Man Of Europe is distinctly monochrome in its outlook. Each note counts in this climate–economical but played with absolute precision and conviction.…

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Live Review: Chalk & Makeshift Art Bar @ Band on the Wall, Manchester 28.02.2025

It’s got to be said, February has been pretty dreary. But tonight in Manchester, the line up at Band on the Wall is worth dragging yourself out for. We have…

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Live Review & Gallery: Yours and Owls Festival Day 2

Yours and Owls Day two: Less sun, more chaos, maximum vibes.

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Live Gallery: Rock, Rave & Rap: How Yours & Owls Is Australia’s Most Eclectic Festival Day 1

Is Yours & Owls Australia’s Most Beautiful Festival? All Signs Point To Yes!

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LIVE REVIEW: FAT DOG/ADULT DVD. Boiler Shop, Newcastle. 26.02.2025.

Massive credit to whoever decided to grab Adult DVD for tonight’s opening slot. The Leeds band are on a deservedly sharp upward projectory. Venues are getting bigger, festival appearances are…

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News: Californians RAUE seek ‘Escape’ as they plan new EP for May

It hasn’t been too long since we last heard from Californian duo RAUE (it’s pronounced ‘roo-AY’), but we haven’t yet heard them like this. Since the …Or Forever Hold Your…

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Live Review & Gallery: Stone Temple Pilots Bring ‘Purple’ Back to Life in Sydney’s ICC Theatre 28.02.2025

Grunge Never Dies—Stone Temple Pilots Prove It in Sydney

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Track: Brighton’s Fever Rouge Shine On ‘Feed The Villain’ From Upcoming EP

Brighton-based rock outfit Fever Rouge announce the anticipated new EP, Feed The Villain (April 4th) and share the dark and hypnotic title track. Fusing elements of post-punk, indie, and alt-rock, Feed…

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