Backseat Mafia

Premiere: The Fantasy Orchestra release new video for Love in Outer Space

The Fantasy Orchestra. The Bristol / Paris community choir/orchestra have developed from being essentially a Morrison’s covers band into something much more, and release their debut album ‘The Bear and…

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Album Review: The Hanging Stars – A New Kind of Sky (plus tour news)

Folk music seems to be a genre I dip in-and-out of; the multi-faceted style manages to have different elements that have the roots of traditional folk music underpinning those subversions…

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Track: Lettuce – Checker Wrecker

We’ ve always had a bit of a soft spot for funk/jazz combo Lettuce, and their new single ‘Checker Wrecker’, taken from their forthcoming seventh studio album, ‘Resonate’, out May…

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TRACK: FLAT WORMS – MARKET FORCES

Flat Worms, the Los Angeles-based trio announce their new album, Antarctica, out April 10th on God? Records. The first single “Market Forces” is a fuzzy warm call to arms with buzzing guitars and brilliantly…

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See: Pearl Jam release new video for Superblood Wolfman

Taken from their forthcoming album Gigaton, out March 27th via Monkeywrench / Republic Records, Legendary alt-rockers Pearl Jam have Released a new video for their recent single ‘Superblood Wolfman’. Trading…

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TRACK: PETE ASTOR – CHAINED TO AN IDIOT

You Made Me is a Pete Astor album of other people’s songs and one original “Chained To An Idiot which has just been released. Its a response to the rest of…

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TRACK: THE CINEMATIC ORCHESTRA – ZERO ONE/THIS FANTASY (FEAT. GREY REVEREND)

The Cinematic Orchestra – now comprising of founder Jason Swinscoe and long-time collaborator Dominic Smith last release “To Believe” dropped on 15th March 2019 on Ninja Tune with widespread acclaim.…

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Album Review: VASA – Heroics

The strewn out, atmospheric introduction to Scottish post-rock group VASA’s latest effort, Heroics, sits well with me, as a fan of the genre. “Childhood” is the album’s equivalent of the…

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