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SEE: Patrick Watson – ‘Lost With You’: piano grace from the brilliant Canadian

CANADIAN songsmith Patrick Watson, who leads the band of the same name, somewhat flies under the radar on UK shores – and that’s bordering on criminal once you dive into…

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TRACK: Bleach Lab – ‘Never Be’: dreampop brilliance from south of the Thames

SO, BRASS tacks: Bleach Lab, the upcoming dreampop who formed in Buckinghamshire but who moved to a new operating base south of the river; they’re bloody lovely. Now we’ve got…

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SEE: Prints in the Snow – ‘Killing Me’

THE NEW single from four-piece Prints In The Snow is a haunting hit for this time of Hallowe’en. The track is what you would expect from a four-piece who have…

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TRACK: Edith Frost – ‘Little Sign’: a psych-country call for positive action

NOW THERE’S a singer from Drag City’s diverse and always lovable stable that we haven’t heard nearly enough from in recent years. San Antonio’s self-styled purveyor of “pensive, countrified psychedelia”,…

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SEE: King Hannah’s ‘Meal Deal’; they announce first EP for City Slang

LIVERPOOL’S Hannah Merrick and Craig Whittle who, after working as musicians separately for years, met in a bar job, and decided to make beautiful music together as King Hannah, have…

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Track: Sydney band Erthlings release the sublime, dreamy, fuzzy single Irrational

There is an ambient fuzz and, antithetically, a gorgeous delicacy to the new single ‘Irrational’ by Sydney band Erthlings. This is a dreamy and heavenly track that is imbued with…

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News: Belle and Sebastian release live album ‘What To Look For In Summer’

On December 11th, Matador Records will release Belle and Sebastian’s What to Look for in Summer, a live double album gathering choice selections from the band’s 2019 world tour, including last…

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Album review: Ane Brun – ‘After The Great Storm’

HUMILITY, honesty and heart are three key elements of Norwegian singer/songwriter Ane Brun’s music. With a voice that puts you within emotional touching distance plus an eye for visuals that…

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SEE: Black Country, New Road – ‘Science Fair’: a potent experimental tale

AFTER an agonisingly lengthy wait, South London experimental rock group Black Country, New Road have finally released a new single, bearing word of a debut album set to be released…

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SEE: Bastien Keb releases a video for the bone-chill beauty of ‘Rabbit Hole’

RIGHT. First things first, and full disclosure: we adore Bastien Keb over here at Backseat Mafia. His latest album, The Killing Of Eugene Peeps, is so brilliantly eclectic, multifaceted, genre-busting,…

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