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Sadus – The Shadow Inside Album Review
Unfortunately, Sadus’ The Shadow Inside is overlong, with a number of awesome moments, but not enough to sustain its runtime. 6.5/10
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Aorlhac – ‘L’espirit Des Vents’ CD Review
A perfect example of music, art and tradition coming together in perfect symbiosis, ‘L’espirit des vents’ is a masterpiece in every sense of the word. 10
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Damaj – ‘The Wrath Of The Tide’ EP
With glorious cover art courtesy of the distressingly talented Andy Pilkington and four strong songs, ‘The wrath of the tide’ is the perfect introduction to a band from whom I expect to hear much more.…
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The Levellers W/ Dreadzone @ Leicester O2 Academy 16/12/11
The Levellers hit Leicester with a thrilling rendition of fan-favourite ‘Levelling the land’
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Vantage Point – ‘Tomb Of The Eagle’ Album Review
‘Tomb of the eagles’ is a record that oozes passion and it helps that it sounds and feels like the band had a glorious time recording it – it’s fun to listen to and great…
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My Humble Attempt – ‘Average Songs To Remember Innocent Days’ Album Review
Overall My humble attempt are an interesting prospect who will find favour with fans of traditional folk music, and while their style is undoubtedly too light for the majority of visitors to this site, they…
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Phil Stiles
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