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Live Review: Sadly Dan, Shakespeare’s, Sheffield (01/03/2019)

Lead singer Dan Storey is full of nervous energy ahead of their headlining slot at Shakespeare’s, Sheffield not just because it’s a big, exciting gig, but because he fears they…

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Not Forgotten: Kirsty MacColl – Titanic Days

Intelligent, witty, wilful, vulnerable, contrary, mind-bogglingly talented, possessing a steely resolve and yet still able to project a balance of both vulnerability and approachability utterly vulnerable, Kirsty MacColl, for all…

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Photo of Siobhan Wilson on stage at Saint Luke's on 3 February 2019

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Live: Siobhan Wilson – Saint Luke’s Glasgow 3.2.2019 Plus Gallery

Siobhan Wilson ensures that the Celtic Connections festival ends on a high note, with an eclectic set of new songs, old favourites and stunning covers at Saint Luke’s. 2019 has…

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Promo image of Ex Hex for Cosmic Cave single

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Track: Ex Hex – Cosmic Cave

It just got real – Ex Hex are back with punchy new single ‘Cosmic Cave’. It’s a great start to the year when you hear that a band you love…

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See: OK Button – Flesh & Blood

OK Button get to the heart of mental health issues on emotive new single ‘Flesh & Blood’. Dream-pop trio OK Button had a dreamy 2018, releasing a couple of breathtaking…

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Not Forgotten: Tori Amos – Under the Pink

It can’t have been easy following up an album as attention grabbing and uncompromising as Little Earthquakes, but to Tori Amos’s eternal credit, with Under the Pink she somehow managed…

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New Music: Edith Thomas Furey – Sleep Well, My Love (EP)

Dark, brooding, gothic and mysterious. Music to my ears and music indeed from the latest treasure uncovered by the prestigious and productive Valley Heat Records in the form of Edith…

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Not Forgotten: Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse – Dark Night of the Soul

For some, the convoluted release of Dark Night of the Soul (the record label shenanigans, the fact that Danger Mouse, Mark Linkous and David Lynch released a lavish booklet with…

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Album Review: Manic Street Preachers – This Is My Truth: Tell Me Yours (20th Year Collectors Edition)

I remember moving to London during the peak of the Brit Pop years in the midst of the Blur versus Oasis hyperbole. But the albums from that era that really…

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Photo of Julia Cumming of Sunflower Bean on stage at Glasgow Art School on 26 November 2018

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Live: Sunflower Bean – Art School Glasgow 26.11.2018 Plus Gallery

Sunflower Bean blossom on stage in Glasgow performing tracks from their coming of age album ‘Twentytwo in Blue’. “Alright, enough of this silence” shouts vocalist and bassist Julia Cumming to…

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