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New Zealand Nostalgia
Published on August 05,2016 by James Davies
Lawrence Arabia – the alter ego of James Milne – is somewhat of a New Zealand pop institution....
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'Bury Me In My Boots' Digs Up Southern Gold
Published on August 02,2016 by Nathan Roach
The relationship that these three Tennessee-born musicians have always had, runs like a deep vein...
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Viola Beach Will Be Remembered
Published on July 29,2016 by Nathan Roach
For any life to meet a short and sudden end before reaching its potential is a true tragedy in...
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Rob Lynch Remains Memorable
Published on July 28,2016 by Nathan Roach
Lost On Campus has come a long way since he was last referred to as this title but has always...
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Epic & Evocative, Bear's Den Tread Familiar Ground
Published on July 26,2016 by David Sulch
‘Red Earth & Pouring Rain’ is the second album from London band Bear’s Dan, following up 2014’s...
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Music As Exotic As The Places That Inspired It
Published on July 25,2016 by Luke Forshaw
“Fuck you! You ignored us for so long!”. Interest in the Madrid music scene might be on the...
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Micko Westmoreland - 'Remixes'
Published on July 25,2016 by Nick McCoy
Micko Westmoreland is a fluid creature. The Leeds born, London based musician initially made his...
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They Want To Be Big, So It's Not Clever
Published on July 22,2016 by Beth Charlesworth
As a rule of thumb, any subgenre with the prefix 'post' tends to have intellectual (some would...
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Big Business 'Command Your Weather' By Creating A Musical Typhoon
Published on July 22,2016 by Andy Davidson
You may have to look in depths as low as their bass tones to find them, but Seattle’s Big...
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Good Charlotte Remain Authoritatively In Touch With Their Youth!
Published on July 22,2016 by Bill Adamson
I remember first hearing Good Charlotte via their massive hit “Lifestyles Of The Rich And Famous”...
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