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Album Review: One Eyed Wayne – Saucy Postcard Super Creeps

OPTIC NERVE RECORDINGS OPT4034CD Two years on from the acclaimed debut album Attack Of The Luxury Flats One Eyed Wayne are back with a new album titled Saucy Postcards Super…

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Album Review: Craig Finn – I Need a New War

Craig Finn’s solo career has been running parallel to the Hold Steady quite nicely over the last few years, with him being able to take a more introspective musical approach…

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Promo image of Siobhan Wilson for Marry You single. Image credit: Chris Scott

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See: Siobhan Wilson – Marry You

Siobhan Wilson departs from fragility and arrives in a fiercer place with the video for latest single ‘Marry You’. In 2017 Siobhan Wilson released her critically acclaimed album There Are…

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Album Review: Ex Hex – It’s Real

Ex Hex defeat the curse of second album disappointment by bringing us more ripping power pop on It’s Real. I’m not going to lie: I’m a few days late to…

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Track / Video

See: Ping Pong Disco reveal new video for Ridiculous Drug

Debut Single and accompanying video from Hornsey Based Ping Pong Disco Its not often you come across something that slightly disturbs you but also keeps you hooked till the…

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Album Review: Flight of the Conchords – Live in London

As a music fan there are few disappointments more acute than realising that an act you thought you would never get to see in a live environment are touring, but…

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Classic Compilation: The Cult – Pure Cult: For Rockers, Ravers, Lovers and Sinners

The Cult always seemed to be a bit of an oddity in the British landscape of music in the 80s. They weren’t a miserable indie band, they were briefly goths,…

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Live Review: Idle Ross / Red Rum Club / Lucid Dreams, Record Junkee, Sheffield (09/03/19)

Record Junkee’s snug first floor venue is the perfect spot for those bands on the verge of breaking into the big time and for those with loyal fanbases to comfortably…

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Album Review: Delicate Steve – Till I Burn Up

Over the past ten years Delicate Steve has been establishing a reputation as being a musicians musician. With a unique instrumental style Delicate Steve sounds as equally at home as…

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Not Forgotten: Soundgarden – Superunknown

For some reason it’s those bands who almost achieved massive success but just fell short that I find the most compelling. Jethro Tull were huge, but they never made into…

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