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Album Review: The Orchids – Beatitude#9

It could well be that The Orchids passed you by. The Scottish five piece James Hackett (vocals), John Scally (guitar), Chris Quinn (drums), Matthew Drummond (guitar) and James Moody (bass)…

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Not Forgotten: The Waterboys – A Pagan Place

Post-punk in a vaguely similar way that U2, Simple Minds and Big Country were post-punk, in the early 80s The Waterboys were a band laden with potential, fronted by an…

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Meet: The Ting Tings Interview, plus new UK tour dates

With the likes of their breakthrough hit ‘That’s not my name’ they proved that they could write tunes that lived long in the memory, now The Ting Tings return with…

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See: JAMES – ‘All I’m Saying’ video + tour

So we maybe gorgeous, So we may be famous, Come back when we’re getting old… It must be time to cover them in chocolate then! Next week see’s one of…

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Meet: Habitats interview

One band who we fear we may have fallen head over heels with in the last few weeks and months is London quartet, Habitats. If there’s one thing we like…

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Track / Video

Track: Dirty Dishes – Thank You Come Again

Can we apologise? This has been out a while, and yet we’ve only just got to it, as good as it is. Its by Boston Massachusetts duo Dirty Dishes, aka…

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Meet: The Wedding Present – David Lewis Gedge Speaks

The Boy Gedge talks to us about the Edsel Records reissues of The Wedding Present’s back catalogue, what he found in the archives, and his acclaimed songwriting: “In what people say,…

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See: Stars announce European tour, plus new lyric video for No One Is Lost

The brilliant Stars, who’s new album No One is Lost is out via ATO on Monday (3rd November) have confirmed a series of European dates in January. The follow up…

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Track: L.A.’s Street Joy are back with new single, Wrong Cloud

We’ve long been fans of Los Angeles’ Street Joy. They seem to have a never ending stream of indie rock goodness (greatness even) they put out at seemingly regular intervals.…

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Premiere: Rich Stephenson releases new visuals for ‘Sometimes’

Backseat Mafia is proud to present the video exclusive of ‘Sometimes’ by Rich Stephenson. Beautiful is an understatement when it comes to this song, presenting an intricate construction of guitar…

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