Category: British Music
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Sports Team: “Gulp!” album review – vivid in detail, chaotic in all the right places
There’s something extra when it comes to likes of Sports Team. Leaving round-the-block queues for Moth Club ambition and Mercury prize nominations aside, they have pizzazz by the pint either, through their explosive live state or their wired slabs of guitar pickings that are just out to have a load of fun. Here for a […]
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 19/08
Another week, another new music Friday. Let’s take a look at what the hottest releases have been today from alternatives to the common. One man maestro – Brendon Urie returns with solo project Panic at the Disco’s Viva Las Vengeance. As a follow-up from Pray For The Wicked in 2018 that cemented an already-established plaque […]
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your new rock this week.//
As we saunter into the blazing summer (as those in the UK are going through a freak heatwave), some of our most notable artists are cooking up stuff equally hot for us to savour on. Here’s your new rock this week. Interpol. Taking a more candid and resourceful approach to their songwriting, The Other Side […]
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have we lost our punk?
Revisiting the life and times of Pistols and Clash and their whole ‘scene’ got me thinking about where we are now with it all. Being punk now in 2022 is starkly different to what it meant to being punk in the 1970s. Of course, that will come naturally over time as music preferences bend and […]
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Your Singles Review – “Hate” by Loyle Carner
Wisdom, I fear him: Getting bodied by fast-whipped lyrical sincerity is becoming such a norm for British MCs right now. Interpolated with both the grime and jazz-rap games, the first names of Dave, Loyle and Ghetts become buzz words within a world we see ourselves in.// A dude like Loyle Carner is riding waves within […]
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