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Premiere: The Great Goddamn release new video for A terrible knowledge

Seattle based slugde punks The Great Goddamn have been demanding attention with their messy, noisey, riff-heavy stoner rock. That’s likely to be increased further with the release of their new…

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Live: The Stranglers, O2 Academy, Leeds, 17.3.15

It’s been a particularly full on build up to this year’s Stranglers tour, and I don’t think I’ve missed one since the 1980s. I achieved a lifetime ambition to interview…

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Track: Wire – Split Your Ends, plus tour dates

Hot on the heels of announcing their new album, the self-titled ‘Wire’, out via their own pinkflag label on April 13th, the legendary post punk group, now approaching their fortieth…

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Live Review: Wire – Unity Works, Wakefield 20.02.2015, plus gallery

I see plenty of live gigs, but I was especially excited about the prospect of seeing Wire in Wakefield last Friday. For starters, it’s been a while since I’d visited…

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Track / Video

Track: Wire – ‘Joust and Jostle’ + Album & Tour news

‘Pink Flag’ by Wire has to be one of the most influential albums of all time. Released in 1977 it came in on the forefront of the new wave of…

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News: Dead Kennedys announce EU Tour

Although still Jello Biafra-less, legendary punks Dead Kennedys have announced a string of dates across the UK and Europe this coming June. Legendary for their social commentary and fiercy anti-fascist…

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Track: Sleaford Mods reveal two brilliant tracks, with Little Ditty / I’m shit at it

There’s not a band around at the moment like Sleaford Mods. The Nottingham two piece deliver minimalist beats punk beats courtesy of Andrew Fearn, and the people’s poetry of Jason…

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Meet: JJ Burnel talks about The Stranglers upcoming tour & past/ present relationships within the band.

After more than forty years of touring and releasing records it seems that The Stranglers are a band that can still electrify audiences, they have been playing to increasingly…

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Interview: We interview Gallows, plus album news

Identifying through their bleak world of austere black and white music videos, and albums entitled Grey Britain, Gallows are very much not a poster band for positivity. However, what they…

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Album Review: Viet Cong – Viet Cong

“Newspaper Spoons” opens like a distant canon firing into the abyss. An overblown kick drum beats like a death knell before Matt Flegel sings “Writhing violence essentially without distortion, Wired silent,…

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