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See: Beans on Toast leads us in a celebration of what it means to be ‘Humans’; he’s on tour, too

WITH his new album of acoustic optimism, Survival Of The Friendliest, out as of Friday gone and the first leg of a tour crisscrossing the islands already under way, London…

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Track: Principe Valiente – Porcelain

Swedish dark pop act Principe Valiente announce their return with new track ‘Porcelain’, taken from the bands forthcoming album entitled ‘Barricades’, due mid-March which will be their first album for…

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Track: Arliston – Mountaineer

Arliston are a trio comprising three completely different music backgrounds and personalities; Jordi, Jack and George all provide genre influences ranging from metal to indie, from all corners of the…

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Live Review: Jessie Ware – o2 Academy, Birmingham 01.12.2021 plus gallery

Wednesday brings a very different event to what was experienced 2 days before in the same venue. Jessie Ware’s support act comes in the form of a drag queen DJ…

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Track: Josephine Sillars – ‘I’ll See You When I See You’: heartfelt songwriting from a rising Highlands talent

THE LATEST instalment in the singles club run by Leeds grassroots organisation Come Play With Me – the label, zine, promoter and all round caring body active on the West…

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Premiere: Robotikus is ‘Out Of Love’ – a shimmering disco pop collaboration with KOWL and Calypso from the outer reaches of the world.

Like rays of sunshine filtering through gum tree branches, the new track ‘Out Of Love’ from Robotikus, collaborating with fellow Hobart residents Cal Young (KOWL) and vocalist Calypso, is a…

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Track: Melbourne’s Hooper Crescent are ‘Best In Town’ – a superb slice of angular post punk joy.

‘Best In Town’, the new single from Melbourne outfit Hooper Crescent, is a thoroughly satisfying slice of post punk joy – angular fuzzy instrumentation with blushes of saxophone and a…

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Premiere: Sydney’s Marveline serves up a darker dose of pop with the synth buzz of ‘Evil Worm’, and announces launch gig.

The solo work of Pete Marley (from The Nature Strip) under the name Marveline, has always delivered the most exquisite, intelligent and articulate pop, and we are honoured to be…

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Track: Piel break out of LA with the sleek, filmic funk pop of ‘Custodian’

AFTER taking part in one of NPR’s essential Tiny Desk Concerts last week, which’ve hosted pretty much anyone who’s anyone in indie music, Los Angelino quartet Piel have released the…

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Track: Isla Noon is back with another fine pop delight with ‘I Need To Go Home’

We can all relate to that feeling after long night out filled with excess when you wish you could just press a button and be magically transported to the comfort…

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