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Blossoms Debut
Published on August 17,2016 by Jessica Corp
Greater Manchester band Blossoms are about to take the indie pop world by storm with their self...
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Icantdie Live Up To High Expectations On Debut
Published on August 16,2016 by James Davies
Bridgend three-piece Icantdie have a lot to live up to. Their line-up contains two members of the...
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Icelandic R&B: A New Niche
Published on August 16,2016 by Luke Forshaw
There must be something in the glacial water. Sindri Màr Sigfússon, Sin Fang to his record label,...
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Dirty White Fever Dazzle With Single 'Faultlines'
Published on August 14,2016 by Jo Wells
I am always in support of a band whose song writing involves praises to the Native American...
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Climbing Trees Ascend New Heights
Published on August 11,2016 by James Davies
On first listen, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Climbing Trees were from somewhere a bit...
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Boy King Hits Puberty
Published on August 09,2016 by Luke Forshaw
It’s a different breed of sleaze to that you’d bear witness to on Geordie Shore, what with it’s...
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Lands Of Wonder You Should Explore As Soon As Possible
Published on August 09,2016 by David Pearce
Lovelace is the stage name of Devonian singer Rebecca Whitbread. Her debut album ‘Lands’ is a...
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Australian Duo GL Make A Big Impact
Published on August 09,2016 by David Pearce
GL are Melbourne based duo Ella Thompson and Graeme Pogson. Although well known in their native...
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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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