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Album Review: Sonic Jesus – ‘Neither Virtue Nor Anger’

‘Neither Virtue Nor Anger’ by Sonic Jesus, is perhaps 2015’s most eagerly anticipated debut LP, certainly for those fortunate souls who take their music with more than just a pinch of…

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Psych Insight: Album Review – Hypnophobia by Jacco Gardner

Well Jacco’s caught me out again. When I first came across his music ahead of the Liverpool PsychFest in 2013 I was fairly unimpressed by what I heard that I…

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Live: Sonic Jesus (Album Launch) & The Underground Youth – The Waiting Room, London 16.04.2015

I appreciate that people generally make the pilgrimage TO Ireland, but this was one divine intervention I was not going to miss for anything… Two years in the making and…

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Say Psych: Album Review – Eyes In The Melancholy Palm by Cathode Ray Eyes

It’s weird where music takes you sometimes. During my second listen to this album by Cathode Ray Eyes, a solo project by Ryan, guitarist/ vocalist from Psych Insight favourites Cult…

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Track: A Place to Bury Strangers / The Telescopes release split single

Fuzz Clubs split series has become essential buying recently, with number five in the series featuring Texas Psych godfathers The Black Angels and Italian Psych rockers Sonic Jesus and for…

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News: The Church announce May/June tour dates

One of Backseat Mafia’s favourite bands, The Church, is touring Europe next month and in June, and have also just announced a series of special gigs for Australia in July.…

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Live Review: A Place to Bury Strangers – Belgrave Music Hall, Leeds 03.04.2015 plus Gallery

This was one of those gigs that had you bristling you with anticipation. You know the type, the ones where you are not quite sure what is going to happen,…

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Say Psych: Album Review – Wicked Sun by Narco States

Narco States are one of those bands who, on the surface, sound like many others who you could safely file under ‘garage’. There are the MC5/ Stooges wails and lo-fi…

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Meet: Jonas Munk interview – Music You Can Touch

Jonas Munk is no slave to one musical master. He can jump from electronic music, to krautrock, to ambient drone, and to psych rock without blinking an eye. Sometimes all…

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Live Review: Dead Sea Apes – Shacklewell Arms, London, 09.04.2015

In some ways the Dead Sea Apes were in an unenviable position at the Cardinal Fuzz showcase at the Shacklewell Arms in London last week, part of the Bad Vibrations…

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