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Video and News: Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile, Over Everything

This must be the most perfect laconic, low-fi alt.country indie music match in history – Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile are releasing an album together entitled “Lotta Sea Lice”, due…

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Meet: Interview with QUIET DOMINO

Quiet Domino recently released the debut single ‘Metropelium’, drawing inspiration from new musings on a hometown city. Founded in San Francisco, this is the new project of singer-songwriter-reckoner Mark Nelsen.…

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News: Cherry Red release C88 deluxe 3CD box set

Cherry Red follow on from the Classic C86 and follow up C87 with this new 3 CD deluxe Set featuring music from the DIY indie Scene of 1987. When the…

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Promo image of Girl Ray taken by Neil Thomson

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Track: Girl Ray – Don’t Go Back At Ten, plus UK tour news

Girl Ray announce their eagerly awaited debut headline tour and share an ode to friendship with new track ‘Don’t Go Back At Ten’. The North London trio – comprising Poppy…

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Album Review: San Cisco – The Water

San Cisco return with their eagerly awaited third album “The Water”, following the tracks “Slo Mo” and “Hey, Did I Do You Wrong”. It’s the follow up to their smash…

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Track: Lisbon – Tyler

After huge indie pop anthems like “I Don’t Know”, “Khaleesi” and “Vice”, Lisbon began to head in a slightly darker direction with music industry commentary track “Shark” and a long…

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Track: San Cisco – Hey, Did I Do You Wrong?

San Cisco release their 2nd new cut from their forthcoming third album “The Water”. The laidback summery track “Hey, Did I Do You Wrong?” finds the band in a contemplative…

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Track: Bayonet – Call Me When it’s Over

The boys from Bayonet are back with another immensely satisfying slice of indie pop, sounding beautifully retro and yet fresh all at once. “Call Me When it’s Over” begins with…

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Track: Sprinters – Figure it out, plus tour news

Is it possible to do melancholy and good time indie pop? Yeah, course it is, just check out ‘Figure it out’ the new track taken from Manchester’s Sprinters self-titled debut…

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Album Review: Tennis – Yours Conditionally

‘Yours Conditionally’ the new album from Tennis was ceremonially launched from the jetty of their own label, ‘Mutually Detrimental’ on the 10th March. This finest of Riviera deserts is made…

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