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Meet: We speak to Hinds about new album ‘The Prettiest Curse’ and more

We adore Hinds’ third album The Prettiest Curse. The Madrid-based quartet (Carlotta Cosials, Ana Perrote, Ade Martin and Amber Grimbergen) have released their most complex and candid work to date,…

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Track: Seneca – The Ventriloquist

Seneca are a new, alternative rock band from Devon, UK. They have just released their debut single ‘The Ventriloquist’. A three and a half minute blend of math rock guitar…

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SEE: Van Dammes’ garagey plea for a ‘Tax Free World’

HELSINKI’S bubblegum garage punks Van Dammes are, like most of us, making the best of a bad situation in midsummer 2020. With the cancellation of their European tour – during…

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ALBUM REVIEW: McCarthy – ‘The Enraged Shall Inherit the Earth’

IF YOU’RE an old-skool, proper indie kid (and full disclosure, I count myself among that number), with campaign medals from the C86 wars – you saw action on the Creation,…

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TRACK: Long Faces bring the Canterbury vibe on ‘Sail Away’

SOMETIMES the musical DNA of a city seeps into your bones. At first listen the fourth release from London-Leeds-based alt-rock quintet The Long Faces, “Sail Away”, would seem to give…

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Track: Moscow Apartment – New Girl

We were highly impressed by Moscow Apartment‘s single ‘Halfway‘ released last month and their new release, ‘New Girl’ is a clear indication of the songwriting strength and sustainability of this…

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See: The Beths new single ‘Out of Sight’ and 2021 tour

The Beths do power pop and they do it very well with the pizazz, attention to detail and inventiveness that hints at their jazz past. The foursome from Auckland, NZ…

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Track: Dream Wife – Temporary

London based trio Dream Wife release their explosive second album So When You Gonna next month and have just released an emotional new track ‘Temporary’ about the often unspoken struggles…

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Album Review: The Spitfires – Life Worth Living

In my formative years I was madly in love with what is termed as the second wave of ska – bands like The Specials, Madness and The Beat. There was…

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Track: Eskobar – Behind the Sun

Our favourite Swedish retro rockers Eskobar are back with another anthemic thundering single, ‘Behind the Sun’, off their forthcoming album ‘Chapter 2’. And what a jolly enjoyable cathartic piece of…

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