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Not Forgotten: Super Furry Animals – Fuzzy Logic

Released at a time when seemingly every reasonably new(ish) band within the UK and Northern Ireland who featured at least one guitar player was pigeonholed as Britpop, Super Furry Animals’…

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Album Review: Kristin Hersh – Wyatt at the Coyote Palace

October 28th sees the release of the third book/album combination of Kristin Hersh’s career. The title, Wyatt at the Coyote Palace, is inpsired by her autistic son’s fascination with an…

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Honeyblood playing in still from video for 'Sea Hearts'

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See: Honeyblood share the video for ‘Sea Hearts’

As Halloween creeps closer, Honeyblood are getting into the spirit in the eerie video for ‘Sea Hearts’. ‘Sea Hearts’ is the catchy, fuzz-filled latest single from Honeyblood’s forthcoming second album…

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New Music: Honeyblood – ‘Babes Never Die’

Honeyblood share the scorching title track from their eagerly anticipated new album ‘Babes Never Die’. Hot on the heels of the release of their comeback single ‘Ready For The Magic’…

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See: The Raveonettes release video for This Is Where It Ends

As part of their ongoing rolling monthly commitment for a new track a month, or as they call it “RAVE-SOUND-OF-THE-MONTH”, comes the latest from The Raveonettes “This Is Where It…

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Premiere: Stop Drop Robot – For the Day

One of the first ever articles we ever wrote on Backseat Mafia was about Sheffield proto-indie rock group Stop Drop Robot, so when they announced it was the end of…

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Track: Desert Planes – Together Apart

There’s something of the Bruce Springsteen about ‘Together Apart’ the new single from London two piece Desert Planes, and the follow up to their debut single Wake In Fright. The…

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Not Forgotten: The Hold Steady – Boys and Girls in America

By September 2006 The Hold Steady had already released Almost Killed Me and Separation Sunday, two of the finest rock and roll records of the millennium, and were poised to…

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Album Review: The Wedding Present – Going, Going…

In 1994, my irrepressible* psychedelic band (*back then, rip-off promoters, total lack of press or record company interest, and poor quality drugs were seen as challenges, compared to today’s climate,…

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Album Review: Luke Haines – Smash The System

Former Auteurs frontman Luke Haines has had a varied career. As part of his former band he was responsible for some of the best albums of the nineties, including (in…

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