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Video: Samuel Ford records exclusive session for Backseat Mafia

London based, but born in Rye, Sussex, Samuel Ford has been performing only a short time, but he’s spent his life immersing himself in music. Ahead of his debut EP,…

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Not Forgotten – Mercury Rev – Deserter’s Songs

Like their sister-band The Flaming Lips, Mercury Rev took the scenic route to success. After a messy debut album and an equally messy follow-up they ditched their front man and…

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Meet: Fink: music business is a big gamble

In the world where music is a product of consumption, often cheap, short on nutrition values, and is easy to dispose of when one gets bored of it, finding artists…

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Soundtrack of our lives: Alex Lowe (Hurricane #1)

Hurricane Number One are back with a new album, a new line up and, following a bout of serious illness, front-man Alex Lowe is revitalised and breathing new life it…

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Track: Teenage Wrist – Summer

Ahead of tomorrows (May 19th) release of their debut EP, Dazed, Los Angeles trio Teenage Wrist have released a new single, Summer. The componant parts of the band have form…

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Track: Kid Wave – Best Friend

International boy/girl four piece Kid Wave are back with a new song, Best Friend, and a new album, Wonderlust, due out soon on Heavenly Recordings. Now residing in London, singer/songwriter…

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Live Review: Django Django at Plug, Sheffield, 14th May 2015

Django Django are the kind of band who have been vaguely just outside my radar for the last few years but seem to be compared to every band I really…

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Feature: Soundtrack Of Our Lives – Pete Howard (EAT)

EAT have been described as one of the indie scenes best kept secrets. Their 1989 debut album,’Sell Me A God’ , with its heavy leaning towards the sounds of Creedance…

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Meet: Love Amongst Ruin – A Talk With Steve Hewitt

Most of us -having been the drummer for an internationally successful alternative rock band for over ten years then subsequently let go out of the blue for no reason- would…

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Album Review: Gengahr – A Dream Outside

A lot of the time these days we’re constantly reminded that yes; guitar music is dead, or no; guitar music isn’t dead. Then we have punky bands like The Vaccines,…

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