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Track: Alpha Consumer – Miss Positron

Minnesota’s Alpha Consumer nearly dropped off the radar. But in the end, we couldn’t resist their b-movie indie charm, their forever evolving songs, and their frankly winning melodies. In fact…

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Track: Vasa – ‘Not A Cop’, plus tour dates.

Contrary to popular belief, and much to the bewilderment of many, I do only have one pair of hands and can still only be in one place at any one…

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Track / Video

Track: Cate Le Bon – Sisters

Have you heard Cate Le Bon? You haven’t? Well go grab Television’s Marquee Moon, The Strokes’ Is This It, and a couple Nico albums. Now put them all in a…

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See: Blood Red Shoes; Banned video ‘Speech Coma’

I sometimes wonder why they have buttons on remote controls that allow you to change channels, switch it on or off etc. Why? Because it would appear that some people…

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Album Review: Paws – Youth Culture Forever

Not out till June 2nd, Paws’ second album, Youth Culture Forever, sees the result of the Scottish trio decamping to Adam Pierce’s (Mice Parade / Swirlies) studio in the woods…

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Track: Canadian DIY indie band Weed release new video for ‘Actual Air’

The far West coast of Canada, especially Vancouver, is home to a massive DIY scene, that has been popping out some great little bands for the past ten years or…

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Psych Insight: Brown Brogues, Live at Detestival, Sheffield, 19/04/14

Brown Brogues aren’t really a psych band, but I’ve included them under the ‘Psych Insight’ banner because they are headlining the Bristol Psych Fest on May 10th. Brown Brogues are…

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Album Review: Eels – The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett

Released just over twelve months after the well-received Wonderful, Glorious, Eels’ latest offering has one of those album titles that gives fair-warning about what exactly to expect from its content.…

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New Video: The Horrors “So Now You Know”

I am an unabashed fan of The Horrors and already enthusiastically reviewed the first release off their much anticipated fourth album “Luminous”, the seven minute long epic “I See You“. The…

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Live: Ben Watt/Bernard Butler. The Greystones, Sheffield 15.04.14, plus Gallery

A full three decades after the release of his first, and until now, only solo record, North Marine Drive, it’s been something of a renaissance of late for Ben Watt,…

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