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Album Review: Various Artists: Roadkill Records Vol.1

Somewhere in the frozen wastelands of the North country. Our correspondent sits by an open fire. Down, but not quite broken, he tries to make sense of his current situation……

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Say Psych: Live Review: Under the Arches, London Fields Brewery, 05.03.2016

Following the highly successful Fuzz Club Festival last November, we are back at the London Fields Brewery for ‘Under the Arches’ – a new monthly event which brings together record…

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Album Review: Kanye West – The Life of Pablo

With every album expected to be released in 2016, few have had the same amount of hype as Kanye West’s seventh solo record, So Help Me God, SWISH, Waves, The…

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Album Review: Causa Sui – Return To Sky

There’s only a few instrumental outfits these days that pack as big a sonic punch as Causa Sui. These four guys from Denmark have been making trippy, mind-altering rock and…

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Film Review: The Here After

Actions we take in anger can have enormous consequences on the rest of our lives. Arguments around whether prison works, rehabilitation, second chances and if those who’ve served their time…

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Incoming: Anomalisa

From the mind of Charlie Kaufman (Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) comes Anomalisa, a tender, touching and achingly funny black comedy – filmed entirely in…

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Not Forgotten: Paul Westerberg – 14 Songs

The former The Replacements frontman Paul Westerberg had been the main creative force behind his former band for the last few years of their career, so in the early 90s,…

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Album Review: Hacktivist – Outside The Box

Innovation is the first word that comes to mind when thinking about Hacktivist. After a few years waiting for the group to finally release their debut full length record it’s extremely…

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Album Review: The 1975 – I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It

The 1975 have returned, following a brief disappearance from social media (causing ripples of panic to their fans), with their mammoth 17-track sophomore album I Like It When You Sleep, For…

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Meet: Tangerines interview

First came across London band Tangerines at an RIP Records shin dig just over two years ago. At the time we were quite taken, not only by guitarists braces, but…

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Album Review: Various Artists: Roadkill Records Vol.1

Say Psych: Live Review: Under the Arches, London Fields Brewery, 05.03.2016

Album Review: Kanye West – The Life of Pablo

Album Review: Causa Sui – Return To Sky

Film Review: The Here After

Incoming: Anomalisa

Not Forgotten: Paul Westerberg – 14 Songs

Album Review: Hacktivist – Outside The Box

Album Review: The 1975 – I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It

Meet: Tangerines interview