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Live Review: Red Rum Club – The Leadmill, Sheffield 15.12.2023

‘They Just Put a Reit Smile On Your Face’. Red Rum Club took Sheffield by storm with a sold-out show at The Leadmill, delivering as expected a high-octane performance. The…

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Live Review: Lanterns On The Lake – Concorde 2, Brighton 29.11.2023

By Henry Groves Lanterns on the Lake have been on my gig bucket list for a while now. I was due to see them two years ago in Brighton before…

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Live Review: The Twang / Chappaqua Wrestling – The Leadmill, Sheffield 24.11.2023

Friday night and The Leadmill came alive as The Twang, accompanied by stellar support band Chappaqua Wrestling, took to the stage for a night of unforgettable music. The atmosphere was…

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Gallery: Cruel Sister – The Grand Social, Dublin 3.11.2023

Cruel Sister, aka Dublins own Faith Nico headlined a sold out show in Dublin at The Grand Social on November 3rd. Taking her name from the traditional murder ballad ‘The…

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Live Review: A Certain Ratio – The Crescent, York, 18.11.2023

Words: Jim F / Pictures: Huw WilliamsIt’s been a while. Last time I saw A Certain Ratio -Manchester indie-punk/funk royalty was at a hometown gig at the G-Mex on a…

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Live Review: Hallan / Pack of Animals – The Lanes, Bristol 4.11.2023

Hallan are still finding out who they are and the Portsmouth based 4 piece have upped their game on their latest EP ‘The Noise of a Firing Gun’ with a…

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Live Review: Inhaler / Blossoms / Soak – 3Arena, Dublin 12.11.2023

The band brought the final show of the Cuts & Bruises World Tour home with a splendid and vibrant homecoming show in Dublin 3Arena. The four piece performed what it…

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Live Review: Squid / M(h)aol / Blue Bendy – Vicar Street, Dublin 25.10.2023 plus gallery

Squid returned to Dublin as part of their “O Monolith” tour, their second studio album. The band offered a previous show in the city back in May 2022. Following up…

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Live Review: Slowdive – The National Stadium, Dublin 6.11.2023 plus gallery

Slowdive played their first-ever Dublin show at the National Stadium in Dublin this past Monday with support from local post-punk Gurriers. The iconic shoe gaze band brought a mesmerising show…

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Live Review: The Hunna / Sick Joy – Middlesbrough Empire, Middlesbrough 03.10.2023

Greeted by a queue that snaked around the corner I misjudged the local love for these indie rockers. Having not been hugely exposed to their music when I saw the…

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