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The opening to the first track on The Soft Moon’s brand new EP Total Decay sounds like the soundtrack to a spoof horror film. In fact, the name 'Repetition' is extremely apt for the track utilis |
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The first time I saw Example (Elliot Greaves) play was in 2008, as a supporting act for The Streets. Back then he freely associated himself as a hip-hop artist, writing tongue in cheek tracks such |
| | | Big Dada
Speech Debelle is BACK. You might remember her from winning the Mercury award back in 2009 for her debut album Speech Therapy, which was full to the bring with heavy hip hop beats, some of the be |
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If ever we needed reassuring that manufactured pop music is about as interesting as an episode of Countryfile, then it is with Girl’s Generation. Not heard of them before? Then you’re lucky! Imagi |
| | | Rude Audio
Based in South London and materialised from a collection of musicians and producers with underground backgrounds as well as sound engineering and the inclusion of Radio 1 DJ's, Rude Audio ha |
| | | Elephant Parade
Call off the search. The next big thing has been found. Nostalgia lovers everywhere rejoice for Elephant Stone have created what is probably the most diverse and interesting double A side of t |
| | | The Garage November 19th
Last Friday night Fred Perry hosted a new edition of the event Sub Sonic Live, with the special appearance of Factory Floor and The Invisible as secret guests live on stage at The Garage. Check o | |
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Wednesday 13 is just the kind of guy that Gary Barlow would hate. Forever blithering on about how performing artists need to flexible and continue to reinvent themselves, Gary has obviously n |
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| | CLUB AC30
Yes you read that correctly, this band really is called Ringo Deathstarr. Moving swiftly on, for those not in the know (a number which included myself until I was given to this for review), they a |
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| | Willowtip
Purveyors of brutal death metal, Vile have named their latest album Metamorphosis, and in many ways this intricate and interesting album represents exactly that. Their previous efforts have be |
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| | KOKO November 10th
The Antlers are the type of band that state that their favourite crowd is the Scandinavian, because they don’t only have a pop sensibility but they are also very intellectual and can easily conne |
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| | Big Dada
As esoteric and arcane the sonically sobering Roots Manuva presents himself to be, the quintessentially British rap squire is certainly not misinterpreted by the masses. The Big Dada saviour sti |
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| | Matt Bednarsky
Definitely more of a grower than a shower, the record features five tracks, two in Spanish , two in English and one in Portuguese. Ready is the debut from young singer song writer Matt Bednarsky a |
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| | EASY STAR RECORDS
As someone who is not a particularly big fan of reggae, it is safe to say that I went into the process of reviewing this EP with a fair degree of skepticism. One of my pet peeves is reggae bands th |
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| | Lazy Acre Records
Music tells a story, whether an artist means it to or not. The story written by the artist may not be the same one the listener hears. This is why music is wonderful.
Stylusboy’s third EP allo |