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Tag: Indie

Django Django – Glowing In The Dark review

Those of us sat inside with the just the news cycle for company at the moment might be forgiven for … More

Charlotte Gainsbourg, Django Django, Glowing In The Dark, Indie

Shame – Drunk Tank Pink review

After the release of their positively received debut album Songs of Praise and eighteen months taking their exceptional live show … More

Charlie Steen, Drunk Tank Pink, Indie, Shame

Shed Seven – Another Night, Another Town review

Such has been the boom in live music that one of the 20th century adages about the difference between a … More

Another Night, Another Town review, Britpop, Indie, Rick Witter, Shed Seven

Belle & Sebastian – What To Look For In Summer

Stuart Murdoch and friends had, like many other people, big plans for 2020 which included long coveted recording sessions in … More

Belle & Sebastian, Indie, Stuart Murdoch, What To Look Out For In Summer

50 Best Songs of 2020 #22 Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – Cars In Space

From the excellent album Sideways to New Italy

50 Best Songs of 2020, Indie, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever

100 Greatest Songs of the 80’s #16 Lloyd Cole & The Commotions – Perfect Skin

Released : 1984 If timing is everything, fewer migrations could’ve been more blessed with that gift than Lloyd Cole’s relocation … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 80's, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Indie, Lloyd Cole & The Commotions, Perfect Skin

50 Best Songs of 2020 #39 Tourists – Fault

Absolutely jangle-tastic. Indie pop PERFECTION. Picture Credit: Shorely

50 Best Songs of 2020, Indie, Tourists, Tourists Fault

The Cribs – Night Network review

In these days of self recording, self producing and self releasing it’s comparatively rare to hear stories about a band … More

Dave Grohl, Indie, Night Network review, Ryan Jarman, The Cribs, Wakefield

Working Men’s Club – Working Men’s Club review

If the heart of rock n’ roll is in Cleveland (Ohio), then surely the epicentre of abstract musical creativity at … More

Indie, Working Mens Club

Young Knives – Barbarians review

If, as one half of Young Knives Henry Dartnell has stated about Barbarians each of their albums usually has some … More

Barbarians, Indie, Post Punk, Young Knives

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