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Album Review: Hannah Cohen – Earthstarr Mountain; An effortlessly cool and melodic journey

Hannah Cohen’s latest album, Earthstar Mountain, is a deeply personal and beautifully crafted collection of songs that feels both weightless and rooted, delicate yet assured. Inspired by her life in…

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Live Review: The Pale White / Lizzie Esau – Green Door Store, Brighton 13.03.25

Just in time for an early weekend start, ‘The Pale White’ brings some raucous alternative rock sounds, guitars and melancholic presence to The Green Door Store! Making a name for…

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News: Faye Webster Is Coming Back to Australia this July

Atlanta to Australia: Faye Webster Plots Emotional Invasion with Headline Shows

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News: PUP Return with a Vicious New Album and announce an Australian Tour

Toronto’s most feral punk export PUP are back, and they’ve brought the existential dread with them. The four-piece—Stefan Babcock, Nestor Chumak, Zack Mykula, and Steve Sladkowski—have announced their fifth album…

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Meet: Futureheads frontman Barry Hyde on his new solo album Miners Ballads

Barry Hyde has always been an artist with an instinct for reinvention. As frontman of The Futureheads, his angular, harmony-laden punk propelled the band to prominence in the 2000s. But…

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Live Review: Melin Melyn / KuleeAngee – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds 23.03.2025

Words: Jim F / Photos: Huw Williams / Jim FAfter working taxing six-hour Sunday (yes, Sunday) that left me drained and irritable, the prospect of attending a gig seemed daunting.…

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the young gods announce new studio album, lead single and an autumn eu/uk tour

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Album Review: End Scene declare ‘I Will Not Live Safe, I Will Live True’ in an album filled with beauty, self reflection and passion.

End Scene highly impressed us with their debut album ‘All My Ghosts‘ way back in 2021 and they are back with the expansive journey that is ‘I Will Not Live Safe,…

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Album Review: Dean Wareham – That’s the price of loving me; beautiful addition to indie legends extensive canon

Dean Wareham’s latest album, That’s the Price of Loving Me, showcases his enduring talent for crafting melodic indie pop infused with psychedelic nuances. Reuniting with producer Kramer after 34 years,…

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Premiere: Clara Joy Unveils Poignant New Video for “Breakdown”

NYC-based artist Clara Joy introduces Breakdown, the first single from her forthcoming debut album, What We Have Now, out May 23rd via Shimmy-Disc. Accompanied by a striking new video, Breakdown…

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