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Feature: Merge Records celebrate 30 years – Interview and exclusive playlist

If you follow the brilliant Merge label, you’ll have had some insight into this. They’ve been releasing various limited edtion vinyl to celebrate it, but they’ve been going for thirty…

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Track: The Needs – Summerbore

It’s raining outside. I could happily lay my face on the table in front of me and go to sleep. And the reason I’m not is that is that playing…

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Album Review: The North Sea Radio Orchestra feat. John Greaves & Annie Barbazza – Folly Bololey: Songs from Robert Wyatt’s Rock Bottom

Following his retirement in 2014, there are few, if any opportunities to hear new material from Robert Wyatt, though while he remains alive and in reasonable health, there’s always a…

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PREMIERE: Watch: Faux Machismo – Shake The Bones

Leeds’ stoner/witch/doom/grunge duo Faux Machismo are a few days away from the release of their debut EP and have released a new single by virtue of their debut video, premiering today…

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Track: Wasuremono – Self-Help plus tour dates

It’s been a busy few weeks for Bradford-on-Avon quartet WASUREMONO. Throughout this month, the group have played a handful of dates, including festivals Live at Leeds, Stag and Dagger and The…

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Album Review: Wreckless Eric – Transience

Wreckless Eric began his recording life on Stiff Records in 1977 with his enduring hit Whole Wide World when he was little more than an ex-teenage art student. 7 albums…

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Track: Horror In Clay – Heck Cattle Grazing

“Heck Cattle Grazing” is the first work to be released by Auckland art-folk/experimental group Horror In Clay. The group, featuring former members of popular group Girls Pissing on Girls Pissing, recorded…

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Album Review: Simon Bonney – Past, Present, Future

Crime & The City Solution front man Simon Bonney has drawn together songs from his last two albums – 1992’s Forever and Everyman from a couple of years later, along…

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Album Reviews

Album Review: The Catenary Wires – ‘Til The Morning’

The Catenary Wires are Rob Pursey and Amelia Fletcher, named after the overhead wires on tram systems. If their names are not familiar – their voices might be. They’ve been…

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Track: Bis – There is no point (other than the point that there is no point)

Following a lengthy absence, disco punk legends Bis are back with a new album ‘Slight Disconnects’, out now via Last Night From Glasgow, and from it a single “There Is…

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