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Album Review: Pale Bird – Ten Things Which Aren’t Love

Pale Bird, aka Martin Austwick, or the artist formerly known as the Sound of the Ladies possesses an instantly identifiable folkish indie sound. Part of this is down to Austwick’s…

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Track: Tigertown – Come My Way

Behind the wash of synth-led Summer vibes and an impossibly catchy catchy chorus , Australian alt-pop group Tigertown’s ‘Come My Way’ has a more serious message behind it. As the…

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Review: Prides – A Mind Like The Tide pt.1

It’s been a while since we’ve heard from synth-pop duo Prides, but, the first notes of their new EP are a glittering lifeline to the broken hearted, an invitation to…

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See: Protomartyr reveal new video for Don’t Go To Anacita

Taken from Protoartyr’s acclaimed new album Relatives in Descent, Don’t go to Anacita is cut from keen observations of touring, although Anacita itself is fictional. It’s good time indie/punk rock,…

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Track: My Pleasure – Namedropper

Hull’s My Pleasure, aka Lewis Young recently released his debut album ‘Domestic Bliss’ via the Adult Teeth label, and it includes tales of namedroppers, beauty contests, plagiarism, facial tattoos, identity,…

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Track: Leif Vellebekk – Tallahassee

Its almost strange to think that Tallahassee is an outtake from Leif Vollebekk’s Twin Solitude album. Yes, that was a record thats been heaped with praise, but if you just…

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Classic Compilation: Orange Juice – The Glasgow School

So, who are the most influential British Indie band of all time? Okay, so I’m going to assume that almost all of you said The Smiths. It is after, all…

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Justin Currie on stage at O2 ABC Glasgow on 14 October 2017

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Live Review: Justin Currie & The Pallbearers – O2 ABC Glasgow 14.10.2017 Plus Gallery

Justin Currie – accompanied by his Pallbearers – holds court in Glasgow, with a set including tracks from his beautifully crafted new album ‘This Is My Kingdom Now’ and fresh…

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Album Review : Godspeed You! Black Emperor’s ‘Luciferian Towers’

It’s always been difficult for me to describe the listening experience involved with Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Talking about their records as merely collections of songs doesn’t work. Each album…

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MEET: VIOLET

Falling somewhere between the dreaminess of shoegaze and the cock surety of Brit-Pop comes Midlands outfit Violet. Having spent most of their formative year writing and recording, the band recently…

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