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MEET: Psych-folkster Jeremy Tuplin talks surrealism, lockdown and Italy

JEREMY TUPLIN is a London-based singer-songwriter who, after a clutch of self-released EPs, first hoved into the wider collective psychedelic-folk eye on the back of last year’s whimsical, introspective and…

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Meet: We chat to Salarymen plus review their sparkling single ‘Runaway’

Out of the depths of a Sydney winter (a rather benign concept, I admit), Salarymen have released an absolutely delightful ray of sunshine in the form of the single ‘Runaway’.…

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Interview: We meet Tungz On lockdown, Bristol and new single Go Out

An exclusive interview with Tungz in support of new single GO OUT out now from Heist of Hit Records What was the inspiration for the song GO OUT? It was…

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Meet: We chat with Carl Redfern (Golden Fang) and review the new album ‘Here.Now Here.’

The sound of Golden Fang is to some extent the DNA of the wild inner west of Sydney: raw, visceral and teetering on the brink of collapse. There’s constant movement,…

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Meet: Jeremy Cunningham Lets Us Into The World Of The Levellers Ahead Of The Release Of Their New Album ‘Peace’

English Folk rock band The Levellers formed in Brighton, England in 1988, consisting of Mark Chadwick (guitar and vocals), Jeremy Cunningham (bass guitar), Charlie Heather (drums), Jon Sevink (violin), Simon Friend (guitar and vocals),…

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Meet: Between The Buried And Me Lead Singer Tommy Rogers Ahead Of The Reissue Of The Bands Album ‘The Silent Circus’

With the vinyl reissue of album The Silent Circus from progressive hardcore rockers Between The Buried And Me as they celebrate their 20 th year together, we caught up with lead singer Tommy Rogers to…

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Meet: Charley Keigher of King of the Slums

KING OF THE SLUMS came snarling out of inner-city Manchester in 1986, full of condensed vignettes of raw city living, distorted violins and a deep, dark vision. After a hiatus, they're back, with current round-up of recent work, 'Our Favourite Trainers', available now - we caught up with creative kingpin Charley Keigher for a chat - he also gave us a couple of exclusive photographs. Do read on ...

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NOT FORGOTTEN: Edsel Auctioneer – from the Pump Room to the Duchess: life in the 90s’ noisepop scene

In an exclusive look at the 90s' indie scene, Backseat Mafia interviewed Ashley Horner of Leeds' The Edsel Auctioneer. Ashley proved warm, voluble and candid about life in a nearly famous British noisepop band in the 90s. It's a cracking interview. Read on ...

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Meet: We caught up with Little Man Tate as they plan to reform

We reported the news Little Man Tate reforming back in April here. We caught up with the band to find out how they are coping through the pandemic and what…

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Meet: Trivium’s Alex Bent interview – What the Dead men say

With the release of – ‘What The Dead Men Say’, possibly their best album to date, and one which we reviewed (and loved) only last week upon its release, we…

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