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Live Review: The War on Drugs – Madison Square Garden, New York City 29.1.2022

Ah, the indie band fan’s dilemma. You have been championing them for years – sharing songs with friends, traveling to other cities to see them play different venues, spreading the…

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News: In Seventh Heaven – Parquet Courts announce Splendour side shows in support of new album.

Parquet Courts announce side shows to Splendour in the Grass Festival to support their seventh album 'Sympathy For Life'

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Track: Michael CG Releases Two Tracks Digitally – ‘Lay Me Down Slow’ and ‘Place To Go’

After releasing a 7″ late last year on Butterfly Effect Records with ‘Lay Me Down Slow’ and ‘Place To Go’, Teesside’s Michael CG is set to release the two tracks…

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Track: Psychedelic Porn Crumpets release the convivial fuzz of ‘Bubblegum Infinity’ ahead of album release and tour news.

It’s so invigorating to see Psychedelic Porn Crumpets transform their powerhouse status in an immense number of ways. Their music is equally as addictive as it is stupefying, and they…

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Premiere: Eunith releases the beautifully sleek ’They Wanted You’; hear it here, first

Los Angeles indie synth-pop artist is releasing his new single – his first of 2022, with They Wanted You, out today (February 7th) and were delighted to be able to…

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Track: Hooper Crescent bring back their angular quirky pop back with ‘Instant Lawn’.

Hooper Crescent, the quirky Melbourne alt pop group, have just released the ‘b’ side to last year’s release ‘Best In Town’ (reviewed by me here). ‘Instant Lawn’ maintains a vibrant…

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Album Review: Silverbacks – Archive Material

February 6, 2022

Every so often a country, city or a scene throws up a couple of acts, that has the A&R men scrambling for their company credit cards, an A-Z (usually a…

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News: Greta Stanley announces her second album ‘Real Love In Real Life’ through Double Drummer, and unveils shimmering new track ‘Red Earth Dirt’ in anticipation.

We’ve been huge fans of Greta Stanley for a number of years now and it has been fascinating to watch the development of this artist hailing from the far north…

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Album Review: D.C. Cross releases ‘Hot-wire the Lay-low’ – an album of evocative instrumentals that provides escape and fresh air.

Last year, Darren Cross released the visceral album, ‘Distorder’, which I described as: …a brilliant expression of our times: discordant, unsettling and at times bleak, but delivered with a swagger…

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Live Review: SOAK – Oporto Bar, Leeds 01.02.2022

Review and photos by Huw Williams SOAK brought their blend of indie folk and dream pop to Oporto Bar in Leeds tonight, in support of Independent Venues Week. It shows…

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