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·20th May 2022

Review: Omnium Gatherum by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

Joe Wald
Omnium Gatherum, the latest release by Australian quasi-psychedelic prog rock band King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, is an acid-fuelled...
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Culture
·28th February 2021

Nevermind- 30 years later

Toni Ledda
Image description: Nirvana’s album cover for Nevermind, a baby in a swimming pool reaching for a dollar bill on a...
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Australian singer-songwriter Ruby Boots
Life
·3rd October 2018

ā€œIt’s like putting a bowling ball in your stomach…” – Meet singer-songwriter Ruby Boots

Connor Thirlwell
ā€œSo, you have one section of the farm there, one section of the farm there, one here and one here...
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Life
·3rd February 2018

2018 has arrived – what did we miss from the last year?

Jonathan Sands
2018 is upon us, and it promises to be a great year for music. However, it seems a shame to...
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Life
·13th September 2017

Preview: Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia

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ā€˜Welcome to the void’, it proclaimed, slurring its words and beckoning with an unsteady hand: Psychedelia first captivated British music...
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Life
·1st May 2017

The Reign of the Beanie: Palace comes to The Bullingdon

You might not have realised it, but right now, you’re living through an era that in future times will be...
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Life
·26th February 2017

Live Review: Tom Grennan at The Cellar

Tanvi Bhatia
If you’re looking for some inspiration to beat the leftover melancholy thrust upon you by the blues of fifth week,...
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Life
·18th November 2016

Live Review: Local Natives

Erin Melton
Local Natives, an indie rock band originally formed in Southern California, opened the UK leg of their ā€œSunlit Youthā€ tour...
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Life
·25th February 2016

Review: Ezra Furman

Rowan Ferguson
When Ezra Furman laughs that the crowd is ā€˜starting to get the hang of it’ three songs into his frenetic,...
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Life
·10th November 2014

A perfect debut album; Alexander Hartley is blown away by Hozier’s self-titled first offering

Alexander Hartley
What would the perfect debut album be like? Well, it would have to have a couple of slow ones, a...
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·16th May 2021

I was a teenage Smiths fan

Jade Calder
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·11th October 2019

The Hedgehog in the roots

Farren Yuan
Who would come up in your mind when you think about rock bands? Queen, Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Bring Me...
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·6th February 2018

Album Review: Fall Out Boy, ‘MANIA’

Jonathan Sands
MANIA, the seventh LP from Chicago rockers Fall Out Boy, is only 10 tracks long, but has spawned 5 singles...
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Life
·15th November 2017

Review: ‘Music for the Age of Miracles’, The Clientele

ā€˜Like a silver ring thrown into the flood of my heart / With the moon high above the motorway /...
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Life
·10th May 2017

Meet the locals: An interview with Chris Barker

An unaffectedly relaxed aura hovers in the air above Witney musician Chris Barker. Maybe it’s the long hair, or the...
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Life
·30th April 2017

Album Review: Tales From The Drought, Rainbrother

While I’m sure we all appreciate the important (well, self-interested and money-grubbing) work of musicians that like to convey hard-hitting...
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Life
·30th January 2017

Review: Feel Your Feelings Fool! – The Regrettes

Larissa Pullen
There is an incredible amount of crazy energy brewing in a lesser-known corner of the local LA garage rock music...
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·25th October 2016

Appropriation, App-rock-ximately?

There seems to be a recent trend toward criticising musicians for evoking cultures that ā€˜don’t belong to them’. Popular artists...
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·30th December 2014

The Who are still talking about My Generation

Alex Bragg
As I saunter through the gates into the entrance hall of Newcastle’s Metro Radio Arena, one thing becomes abundantly clear...
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