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Black Note Graffiti – ‘Volume 1’ Album Review
Black Note Graffiti are a fascinating, frequently unique and inspirational band. ‘Volume 1’ is not, perhaps, an easy album, but it most certainly is worthwhile.
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Action Beat – ‘Beatings’ Album Review
…if your thing is warped, exceptionally heavy guitar mangling and SonicAbuse then Action Beat will be right down your dimly lit, urine soaked ally.
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July – August 2010 Singles Roundup
Checking out releases from Jettblack, Darren Hayman, Junkboy, Monotonix and Seeland
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Darker My Love – ‘Alive As You Are’ Album Review
Invoking the spirit of vintage Neil Young, ‘loaded’-era Velvet Underground and Buffalo Springfield, the band are a simple delight to listen to and will undoubtedly appeal to fans of gently psychedelic rock. A quiet, restrained…
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Wounded Lion – ‘Self Titled’ Album Review
Wounded Lion are great – taking the spirit of Sonic Youth and clothing it in some classic pop clothing. Recommended, then, for the indie and experimentally minded of you – well worth tracking down.
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Phil Stiles
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