Album Review: Tracey Thorn – Record
So here’s what we already knew. Firstly, that Tracey Thorn is the queen of cool. In the nineties when her band Everything But The Girl started hanging out with the…
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See: Black Foxxes release video for ‘Joy’, plus tour/in store news
Exeter trio Black Foxxes have released a new video for ‘Joy’, taken from their forthcoming studio album ‘Reiði’, out on March 16th via Search & Destroy records. Gaining some significant…
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See: Vala release new video for Mirrors
Up and coming Manchester quartet Vala have released a new video for their recent single Mirrors. Sitting somewhere between The Strokes and the Arctic Monkeys, the band hit the jackpot…
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Album Review : Steve Greene’s ‘Electronic Dreams for a Holographic Existence’
Steve Greene is the synth wizard in the progressive heavy synth rock band Voyag3r. Within Voyag3r Greene is one third of a power trio that mixes elements of John Carpenter…
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News: Queen Kwong Announce European Tour Dates
In support of the new Album ‘Love Me To Death’ , Queen Kwong will be playing a string of European dates in May. The brainchild of Carré Callaway, ‘Love Me…
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Album Review : Trummor & Orgel’s ‘Indivisibility’
A drum and organ duo? It’s hard to imagine how just drums and organ could be an engaging duo on their own, but Trummor & Orgel will absolutely change your…
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News: Pulled Apart By Horse to play Fluffer Pit Party
Fluffer Pit Parties have established themselves as quite legendary in a very short space of time. Already historical shows such as Black Lips headlining the final gig held at The…
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Incoming: You Were Never Really Here
A missing teenage girl. A brutal and tormented enforcer on a rescue mission. Corrupt power and vengeance unleash a storm of violence that may lead to his awakening. Starring Joaquin…
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Film Review: The Divine Order
The 8th March marks International Women’s Day, and whilst there are myriad issues which affect women every day, it’s fair to say we’ve come a long way. However, that’s not…
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Blu-Ray Review: Quai des Orfèvres
The bright lights of showbusiness has led many astray over the years. As recent events have sadly illustrated all too well, the power almost always rests with men, and it’s…
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