indie rock
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Weezer – ‘Everything Will Be Alright In The End’ Album Review
Wow. I knew there was a reason I’d kept the faith with Weezer. Their first album, released twenty years ago, was a beautiful geek-rock revelation and I absolutely loved it, as well as the of…
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Morrissey – ‘World Peace Is None Of Your Business’ Album Review
It would be wrong, and a little lazy, to say that Steven Morrissey is a bit like Marmite, because he’s surely a lot more more divisive and strong-flavoured than that. Even people who consider themselves…
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First We Take Manhattan – ‘Stitch’ Album Review
“Stitch”, is the début album by First We Take Manhattan, a collaboration between Brighton musicians Jack Bayne and Tom White. Those who know their indie will probably be familiar with one of those names,…
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The Black Keys – ‘Turn Blue’ Album Review
Childhood friends from Ohio, Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney (a.k.a. The Black Keys) return with their eighth studio album, “Turn Blue”, the first since 2011’s massive-selling “El Camino”. They team up with producer Dangermouse…
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The Lost Vegas – ‘Life Before The Collapse’ Vinyl Review
They are simply a great, invigorating and original rock ‘n’ roll band who delight in playing music, seemingly for the simple joy of the act and the album is a pleasure from its opening bars…
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Phil Stiles
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