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Live Review: Half Man Half Biscuit – The Leadmill, Sheffield 11.02.22

By Peter Morgan HMHB’s last outing to Sheffield’s oldest existing Live venue, The Leadmill, was pre-pandemic and just after their release of what has already become a cult classic album “No…

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Not Forgotten: Half Man Half Biscuit – Trouble Over Bridgewater

Often over-looked and misunderstood, Trouble Over Bridgewater found itself wedged between two of Half Man Half Biscuit’s best albums, Four Lads Who Shook The Wirral and Cammell Laird Social Club.…

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Album Review: Half Man Half Biscuit – No-One Cares About Your Creative Hub So Get Your Fuckin’ Hedge Cut

Fourteen albums in, and those who have not followed their thirty four year career might expect Half Man Half Biscuit to be showing signs of cultural irrelevancy. That is to…

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Not Forgotten: Half Man Half Biscuit – CSI: Ambleside

I must admit it, on initial listening on the day of its release I was deeply disappointed in CSI: Ambleside, having fallen head over heels for the hook-laden charms of…

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Not Forgotten: Half Man Half Biscuit – Voyage to the Bottom of the Road

There are times when the lowly court jester is the wisest man in the kingdom. Released just weeks before the lingering-fart that was Be Here Now confirmed that the Britpop…

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Not Forgotten: Half Man Half Biscuit – And Some Fell on Stony Ground

Half Man Half Biscuit are one of those bands where if you’re a fan you either have, or want, everything they’ve ever recorded (a pristine copy of “No Regrets” still…

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Not Forgotten: Half Man Half Biscuit – Some Call it Godcore

Although it has remained one of their least celebrated albums, Some Call It Godcore occupies an important part in the Half Man Half Biscuit discography. You see, HMHB are almost…

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Not Forgotten – Half Man Half Biscuit – Back in the D.H.S.S.

The current documentary series on BBC4 on the history of the Indie music labels here in the UK has made for great watching so far, having so far detailed the…

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Not Forgotten – Half Man Half Biscuit – Four Lads Who Shook The Wirral

It is the late 90s. The Britpop bubble has burst, its fans realising that the overwhelming majority of so called indie acts were now being dropped like stones through a…

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Album Review: Half Man Half Biscuit – Urge for Offal

There’s a good argument for Half Man Half Biscuit being the greatest indie band of all time. After thirty years they still remain utterly loyal to the tiny Probe Plus…

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