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Track: Lee Bains III + The Glory Fires – Underneath the sheets of white noise

Underneath the sheets of White Noise is the latest track to be taken from the new album from Lee Bain III + The Glory Fires, Youth Detention which drops on…

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See: The Fuckin’ Glorious release video for ‘Slice of Life’

Somethings in life are pretty damn good. Lot’s of music is pretty damn good. Admittedly some music is better than other music. But no matter what the time or where…

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Christian Fitness – Slap Bass Hunks

Don’t worry. It’s not a record that does what it says on the tin. There is bass of course. And some of it might just be slapped on occasion. But…

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News: Dark Mofo Festival

Over the past few years, the city of Hobart in the Australian state of Tasmania has been transformed by the building of a privately-funded art museum called the Museum of…

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Live Review: Creeper + Support, Leeds University Stylus, 28.03.17

Everyone is talking about Creeper. Their debut album was released only last week, and yet they’re already headlining venues like Leeds’ Stylus- spurred on by the overwhelmingly good reception their…

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See: Talay – Parents’ House music video

After the brand new single “Parents’ House” came out the other week, Talay has just released the music video and much in the same way that the song is a throwback…

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Soundtrack of our lives: James from Post War Glamour Girls

Once classed as Leeds’ best kept secret, Post War Glamour Girls have well and truly emerged from the shadows. Their skewed observational lyrics and baroquish approach to sound, has seen…

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Premiere: One day, After school – Hammer and Anvil

Wakefield ‘post everything’ band, One Day, After School, are gearing up for the launch of their debut album ‘The Invisible Anchor’ in just under a months time. As a precursor to…

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Live Review: Frank Carter And The Rattlesnakes, Leeds Stylus, 24.03.2017

Frank Carter is a man made to perform. Having spent over a decade honing his craft, he’s solidified himself as one of the most exciting and mesmerising frontmen in the…

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Album Review: The Vibrators – The Epic Years 1976-78 4CD Set

Along well before 1976, The Vibrators had done there time playing the London Pub circuit, hanging at The Elgin Pub, with Strummer and the 101ers, and crafting there own sound,…

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