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Features Features Eleventh He Reaches London : Banhus INDIE ALBUM OF THE WEEK Each track stands proudly on its own, but absorbed in its entirety, Banhus is an altogether draining, exhausting experience –...
Features Features Kaskade : Atmosphere It’s just a shame that the few hints of the old Kaskade are buried in amongst a record that isn’t quite sure where it wants...
Features Features Potato Potato : Potato Potato Production is minimal so heart is maximised, but with a record so raw and modern folk a futile field for emerging bands, Potato Potato are...
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More More Gomez’s Ian Ball Announces New Album, Tour Ian Ball, the singer/guitarist of the critically acclaimed UK outfit Gomez, has announced the details of his new solo album alongside an Australian tour. Bell’s...
More More Field Day Announce 2014 Lineup The kick on to end all kick ons, Field Day, will be blitzing the Domain on Wednesday January 1 with a lineup more explosive than...
More More Emma Louise Emma Louise Lobb combines grace with a sprinkling of gawk, charm with an edge of nervousness and maturity with lashings of youthful exuberance. Her musical...
More More The Fratellis It’s the tune everybody knows. Seven years after its release, The Fratellis’ ‘Chelsea Dagger’ is still heard at football grounds and at various events around...
