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Liverpool mavericks Courting are not ones to hang about when it comes to releasing an album, this is their third...
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Still Waters, Empty House arrived suddenly. There were no lead singles in the run-up to its release, simply an announcement...
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Nottingham’s Divorce have spent the past few years throwing genre conventions out the window. Their debut album Drive to Goldenhammer...
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Tim Keegan remains one of Britain’s great lost songwriting treasures, yet should be up there with Lloyd Cole, Edwyn Collins...
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Sunny War is possibly the world’s biggest fan of Essex anarchists Crass, though on ‘One Way Train’, the first track...
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Architects have been a modern staple in high-scale British metal for over a decade now, long regarded as being one...
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bdrmm are a fine example of what can happen to a band over a few albums. With their early singles...
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Every generation has at least one band where you can’t help scratching your head and thinking “How were these guys...
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Well, this is a remarkable set. It’s difficult to adequately explain just what an impact Adrian Sherwood and his seminal...
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What on earth happened to JoBoxers? With impeccable punk credentials, after forming from the ashes of Subway Sect, and with...
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A man who needs little – if any – introduction, Bob Mould has been making classy records for well over...
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A road stretching into heat. A house sold on the promise of permanence, already marked for ruin. A brother who...
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This year marks twenty-five years since the release of Doves’ fantastic debut Lost Souls. Over the following quarter-century, we might...
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The phrase, “dead mint”, meaning something extremely good, is one you’d expect to be coming from the mouth of a...
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There’s a reckoning in The Smile You Send Out Returns To You, Constant Follower’s third album. It’s not an epiphany that...
