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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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SEE: the fine English psych whimsy of Jeremy Tuplin’s ‘Space Folk’

“I BELIEVE in magic / space magic … put on your unicorn jacket, covered in bat ships.”. So exhorts Somerset’s Jeremy Tuplin in the opening lines of his current single,…

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NEWS: Slowdive’s debut gets the flaming treatment

SLOWDIVE’S 1991 debut LP for Creation, Just For A Day, is set to get a limited flame-coloured 180-gramme pressing by Resident Records. The album, which was slated by the British…

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Premiere: The Know reveal new video for Dreamlike State

We’ve already waxed lyrical about The Know, husband and wife duo Daniel Knowles and Jennifer Farmer and their EP WeAreTheKnow. Bringing to bear his previous experience with shoegazers Amusement Parks on…

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Album Review: Phoebe Bridgers – Punisher

The solo artist, boygenius, and Better Oblivion Community Center member’s second album delivers modern perceptions on mental health and weighty musings on relationships, while displaying the effects and symptoms of…

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Track: Remo Drive – A Flower And A Weed

Remo Drive hit us with another massively catchy indie rock ballad, ‘A Flower and a Weed’, from their forthcoming album. ‘A Portrait of an Ugly Man’ is out digitally and on vinyl via Epitaph…

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See: Doves release first new music in eleven years – Carousels

After an eleven year gap since releasing new music, Doves are back with a new single Carousels, looking back over childhood innocence “It’s a reminiscence of the times that we’d…

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ALBUM REVIEW: The Gist – ‘Interior Windows’

CARDIFF’S Young Marble Giants subverted the revolution while the fires were still lit. In an age when guitars were razor-loud and lyrics were spat, the Welsh four-piece turned it right…

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TRACK: Sunderland’s Sly Hand’s fiery debut, ‘Big Pharma’

FORMED just last year, Sunderland duo Sly Hand’s sound was forged in the fire of family trauma, which brought two hitherto estranged cousins = Andrew (vocals and guitars) and Paul…

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Premiere: Lucy Dreams release Know my Number track / video

We’re delighted to premiere the new single from Lucy Dreams – Know My Number this morning here on Backseat Mafia, and equally delighted that they are currently recording an At…

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