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News: Smiths legend Mike Joyce pledges signed vinyl to record fair to help flooded record store

The Smiths drummer Mike Joyce has donated some very rare signed vinyl to a special record fair that will help save Muse Music who lost their stock after floodwater ripped…

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Album Review: Tuff Love – Resort

If you’ve already been seduced by Tuff Love’s fuzzy indie pop, you probably own the three EPs they released between 2012 and the end of 2015. If so, you can…

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Album Review: Savages – Adore Life

It is rare that I will just sit down and write an album review after my first listen. I like to give my brain some breathing space, to come to…

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Not Forgotten: Aimee Mann – Whatever

I have always kept an eye open for new female singer-songwriters. In general I am a huge fan of the genre (if you can call it a genre in its…

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Album Review: Eleanor Friedberger – New View

“Oh Eleanor, it’s going to be alright. Things may seem down right now, but I promise things will get better. People come and people go out of our lives, but…

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Album Review: The Besnard Lakes – A Coliseum Complex Museum

The Besnard Lakes sound like a cloudburst in the middle of an emotional breakdown. Absolute beauty in the midst of some psychic turmoil. Towering melody and cavernous harmonies ride on…

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Not Forgotten: Modest Mouse – Good News For People Who Love Bad News

There are times when a band hits a point in their career where everything is just right, where they make that quantum leap forward that they’ve been threatening to make…

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Track: Cullen Omori – Cinnamon

By Ryan Jameson Weaver Not many people know this, but Smith Westerns were an incredibly special band. They crafted delectable teenage gospel in a way that was almost purposefully harking…

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Album Review: King Charles – Gamble For A Rose

Things are changing for singer-songwriter Charles Costa AKA King Charles. His 2012 album ‘LoveBlood’ was a bouncy and quirky collection of pop gems. But January sees the release of its…

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Track: Field Music – Disappointed

Sunderland avant rockers Field Music first heralded their forthcoming album Commontime before Christmas in the shape of The Noisey Days Are Over. If that vibrant slice of progressive indie pop…

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