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Having just returned from a lengthy tour across the UK with Self Esteem, they’ve released their debut album Body Building via Globe Town Records - and it’s as euphoric as their live show.
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The scene that saw its incarnation begin during that explored in this 4CD, 65-track compilation, Cherry Stars Collide, was one I...
It’s been about six weeks since Nowhere and Everywhere, an album from the two very different and yet in some...
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It must be like finding the Holy Grail when a band writes a song with a good hook. A simple...
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From being immersed in the scene that was Shoegazing in the 1990s, I felt well-placed to critique the latest offering...
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The great thing about the music Wednesday make, and a lot of alt-rock/grunge, is that it is so evocative of...
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The thing about waiting for 10 years to release your debut LP is that you really get the chance to...
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Black Country, New Road have had an impressive start to the decade so far. As well as considerable critical acclaim...
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Ever since the surprise success of 2011’s Hurry Up We’re Dreaming, M83‘s omnipresent member Anthony Gonzalez has been seeking different...
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“Self-consciousness is the creativity killer,” declares East London born Yasmin Lacey on the opening of her debut LP Voice Notes....
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Perhaps best known for being a member of Glasgow’s rather awesome Butcher Boy, Mox Nox is Alison Eales‘ solo debut....
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Daughter are back with an album for unsettling, confusing times. Stereo Mind Game dances uneasily between themes of intimacy and...
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It’s OK to daydream sometimes. Lean your head against the knuckles of your hand and drift off into some cinematic...
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“We don’t make music for other people, we make it for us”, says Malin Hofvander, one half of Malmö’s art...
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The second album from the London-based trio sees them showing just how much fun you can still have with a...
