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Album Review: Not My God – Simulacra

‘Simulacra’, answers the bellowing calls from fans for more music, its ten songs that showcase the full range of Skold’s confident voice paired with the raw, cinematic soundscapes and modular synth…

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Album review: Lightning Bug – A Color of the Sky

A therapeutic album from the NYC trio, in a more direct version

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Album Review – Ferocious Dog – The Hope

The mighty folk punk band Ferocious Dog have released their new album ‘The Hope’ via Graphite Records. An album which is full of their unique Celtic brand of folk punk…

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Blu-ray Review: 9 Souls

There’s nothing that captures the imagination of the viewing public quite like a prison break drama. Some of the most popular films of all time have been based around this…

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Album review: Mildred Maude – ‘Sleepover’: From Cornwall with beautiful, incendiary love

SONIC CATHEDRAL: it may not be the most prolific of labels in terms of releases – but never mind the width; feel the quality. Just take a look back, wouldya,…

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LFF Review: The Neutral Ground

The murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer on 25 May 2020 was the catalyst for Black Lives Matter protests which erupted across the United States and beyond.…

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Blu-ray Review: Celia

While the Cold War pitted the United States of America against the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, its influence spread to every corner of the world. One of the more…

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News: Supergroup Springtime (Drones, Dirty Three, The Necks) announce release of self-titled debut album and video for the thundering track ‘Will To Power’

With Gareth Liddiard (The Drones, Tropical Fuck Storm), Jim White (Xylouris White, Dirty Three, PJ Harvey) and Chris Abrahams (The Necks) as members, the term supergroup is without exaggeration for…

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Album Review: The Institutes deliver a magnificent indie pop debut in ‘Colosseum’: an edifice of pure gold.

It’s hard not to resort to hyperbole when you come across a debut like ‘Colosseum’ from Coventry band The Institutes. You cannot help but hear in the DNA of this…

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LFF Review: Shepherd

Although this applies to some of us more than others, as humans we are social animals. We yearn for the company of others, to forge friendships and make our own…

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Album Review: Not My God – Simulacra

Album review: Lightning Bug – A Color of the Sky

Album Review – Ferocious Dog – The Hope

Blu-ray Review: 9 Souls

Album review: Mildred Maude – ‘Sleepover’: From Cornwall with beautiful, incendiary love

LFF Review: The Neutral Ground

Blu-ray Review: Celia

News: Supergroup Springtime (Drones, Dirty Three, The Necks) announce release of self-titled debut album and video for the thundering track ‘Will To Power’

Album Review: The Institutes deliver a magnificent indie pop debut in ‘Colosseum’: an edifice of pure gold.

LFF Review: Shepherd