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News: 2 Boxsets from Amy Winehouse – Singles Collection and Collection

Amy Winehouse – Singles Collection A 7” singles box set comprising all of Amy Winehouse’s memorable singles from the Frank, Back To Black and Lioness: Hidden Treasures albums, will be…

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News: Skip Marley Releases His Debut EP – Higher Place

Skip Marley, whose history-making global hit ‘Slow Down’ with Grammy© Award-winning artist H.E.R. reached the #1 spot on the Billboard Adult R&B chart in the spring – a first for a Jamaican-born artist – releases his hugely anticipated…

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Album Review: The Killers – Imploding the Mirage

Following a huge delay (thanks again, coronavirus), Las Vegas’ The Killers have finally released their bombastic sixth album Imploding the Mirage. Coming at us via Island Records on 21st August,…

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NEWS: first of PJ Harvey’s Island vinyl reissues announced

UNAVAILABLE for years, bootlegged time and time again, and changing hands for feverish sums often well into the three figures, it’ll come as a relief to many a wax junkie…

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See: Disclosure reveal new video for Energy

Following on from their Ecstacy EP which dropped in February, Disclosure return with a new album ENERGY – released on August 28th via Island Records, and from it they’ve released…

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See: Sports Team release new video for Going Soft

The debut album from Sports Team has got us pretty excited, and ahead of its release on 19th June via Island Records, they’ve shared a new single and video in…

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Not Forgotten: Pulp – His ‘n’ Hers

In retrospect Pulp were a band that burned brightly and became hugely important to a generation, but whose work remains oddly preserved in a sort of musical aspic. Although they…

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News: Mott the Hoople to release Mental Train (The Island Years 1969-71) six CD box set

The Mental Train’s a rollin’… It’s probably fair to say that Mott the Hoople had a career of two halves. While it took the Bowie-penned to catapult them to commercial…

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Not Forgotten: White Noise – An Electric Storm

“Many sounds have never been heard-by humans:some sound waves you don’t hear-but they reach you. “Storm Stereo” techniques combine singers, instrumentalists and complex electronic sound. The emotional intensity is at…

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Album Review: Flyte – The Loved Ones

‘The Loved Ones’ is the long anticipated debut from London four-piece Flyte. It’s been some time in the making – about 3 years in fact. Flyte separately admit that as…

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