Interview with Bognor Regis’s newest electro-indie band, Bliss Pit, ahead of the release of new single When The Stars All Burn Out on International Women’s Day.

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09.03.2025

Intensive Care & The Body: Was I Good Enough? - Album Review

Was I Good Enough?, the new collaboration from Intensive Care and The Body, transcends modern classifications of 'heavy' or 'extreme' music

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09.03.2025

Teddy Swims: OVO Arena Wembley, London – Live Review

Teddy Swims continues his journey to the rank of pop superstar, and seems a natural on the big arena stage. Tom Parry reports.

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09.03.2025

The Kiffness

The Kiffness - a look at the meteoric rise of South African producer, DJ and multi-instrumentalist who has become an internet sensation.

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09.03.2025

The Slow Readers Club: Out Of A Dream - album review

Out Of A Dream is musically uplifting, lyrically dark with razor sharp observations on the state of the world

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09.03.2025

Doves: Aviva Studios Manchester - Live Review

It's a long time since I've witnessed Doves live, yet the wait is over. Their latest album Constellations For The Lonely reviewed here...

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09.03.2025

clipping. : Dead Channel Sky - Album Review

Dead Channel Sky, the sixth album from clipping. draws its power from our own age to confirm what we have known all along and fear will happen

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08.03.2025

Armoured Flu Unit: Carnyx - Album Review

Armoured Flu Unit release a ferociously fantastic album, Carnyx on 7th March via Grow Your Own Records. Neil Crud reviews...

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08.03.2025

TWAT UNION Sign To Alcopop! Records + Announce Debut EP

Feminist feral theatre-punks TWAT UNION have announced signing to Alcopop! Records and have released their new single Singer Of The Band.

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08.03.2025

Adventures Of Salvador: Happiness - Album Review

Almost six years since the release of their last proper album Welcome To Our Village reviewed here, Adventures Of Salvador...

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08.03.2025

Pulp come home for a headline gig at Tramlines Festival

Local heroes Pulp, indie kids The Reytons and Kasabian are the headline acts at Tramlines Festival in July.

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08.03.2025

Venamoris: To Cross Or To Burn – Album Review

.." static supports the drums as a clockwork dance stops and starts, weaving a gothic, foreboding narrative that is discordant and deliberate"

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08.03.2025

Solid Bond in Your Heart: A People's History of The Jam

Malcolm Wyatt’s excellent ‘people’s’ history of Woking’s finest, Solid Bond in Your Heart, arrives in May however can be preordered now…

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08.03.2025

Eternal Flame: The Authorised Biography of The Bangles

Eternal Flame: serves as a reminder that there is much more to their journey than these chart-topping singles.

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08.03.2025

Giant Killers: One For Georgie / I Can't Live With You - Single Review

The question for Giant Killers isn't which song to select as the latest single, but which to leave out. Robin Boardman takes a listen.

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06.03.2025

Fleas: Imagine If There Was More - Album Review

Suffolk-based alternative-hardcore band FLEAS make an electrifying entrance with their debut album Imagine If There Was More, a blistering...

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06.03.2025

My Raining Stars / Stereo Listening Booth / Red Or Dead - album reviews in haiku form

Three Album Reviews - completely unrelated bands - reviewed using the Japanese poetry method, the 17 syllable haiku.

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06.03.2025

Dead Pioneers: Mythical Cowboys - new single & video

Dead Pioneers keep up the momentum with the third release from their killer new album which is going to blow up this April. Mark my words...

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05.03.2025

Eilis Frawley: Fall Forward - Album Review

Australian-born, Berlin-based drummer and percussionist Eilis Frawley releases her debut full-length album, Fall Forward, via Sinnbus Records

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05.03.2025

Bob Mould returns with the resurgent Here We Go Crazy

The resilient guitar hero continues his purple patch with a concise record that plays to his strengths - sparkling rock and plaintive lyrics.

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05.03.2025

My Raining Stars / Stereo Recording Booth / Red Or Dead - album reviews in haiku form

Three Album Reviews - completely unrelated bands - reviewed using the Japanese poetry method, the 17 syllable haiku.

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05.03.2025

WATCH! [slab] : new single transcends its mix between US lo fi/shoegaze and post punk

Manchester based have new single out soon and a great lo fo video to go with it. the band deal in enticing slices of music that sit somewhere between the

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05.03.2025

Ellen Beth Abdi: Tenterhooks - Single Review

.." coupled with the seemingly effortless brilliance of the song as a whole, will make its impact in the slow ripples and the immediate now."

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05.03.2025

Deathretro: The Art of Collision - Album Review | Louder Than War

Deathretro return with a dark, lean and apocalyptic second album, The Art of Collision. Andy Brown shares his thoughts for Louder Than War.

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04.03.2025

Mick Jones’ Rock & Roll Public Library - Preview

Curated from Mick Jones' vast personal archive, this exhibition offers a rare glimpse into the creative process of one of punk’s most influential figures.

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04.03.2025

Becoming Led Zeppelin - Film Review

Becoming Led Zeppelin is the origin story of one of the planet's biggest ever bands featuring Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones.

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04.03.2025

EMF: James Atkin and Ian Dench - Interview

An interview with James Atkin and Ian Dench to talk about their almost lifelong friendship, songwriting partnership, and their hopes for the future of EMF.

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04.03.2025

Ming City Rockers: Clementine - Album Review

Ordinarily the last thing rock music needs is maturity, but on the high wire act of their new album Clementine, Ming City Rockers have flirted

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04.03.2025

Emma Tricca & Ronin: Senza Un Perchè/It Was A Very Good Year - Single Review & Interview

Emma Tricca & Ronin Senza Un Perchè/It Was A Very Good Year (Bandcamp) ST/DL Available now Emma Tricca releases recordings from a collaboration with Emma Tricca releases recordings with Ronin. Senza Un Perche is a stirring Italian piece b/w an American standard

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04.03.2025

The Bug Club: Electric Ballroom – Live Review

At one of their largest London shows so far, headliners The Bug Club prove again to be taut and infused with infectious energy. They deserve all the plaudits coming their way.

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04.03.2025

Edweena Banger/Eddie Garrity - Obituary

Edweena Banger/Eddie Garrity Obituary by Nigel Carr for Louder Than War.

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04.03.2025

The Phobics | Gimme Cyanide | Album review

The Phobics celebrate their 26th year with new album Gimme Cyanide, an explosive blast of punk-infused rock’n’roll energy and serious attitude

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04.03.2025

John McKay : The John Robb interview

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02.03.2025

Shapes Like People: Ticking Haze - Album Review

Shapes Like People release the gorgeous, jangly, dreampop album Ticking Haze on 7th March via their own Jangleshop Records

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02.03.2025

Courting: Lust for Life - Review

Restless and ambitious: Courting’s new album is a thoroughly modern record made from a grand old Liverpool tradition.

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01.03.2025

bdrmm: Microtonic – album review

bdrmm: Microtonic (Rock Action) Vinyl | CD | DL available at Sister Ray Released 28 February bdrmm take a giant step forward with their musically Bdrmm take a giant step forward with their musically excellent new album Microtonic.

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01.03.2025

Neil Young, Cat Stevens and Van Morrison announced for BST

BST Hyde Park 2025 announces a massive show with headliner Neil Young, plus Yusuf/Cat Stevens and Van Morrison in support.

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Bliss Pit Interview and Single Release

Intensive Care & The Body: Was I Good Enough? - Album Review

Teddy Swims: OVO Arena Wembley, London – Live Review

The Kiffness

The Slow Readers Club: Out Of A Dream - album review

Doves: Aviva Studios Manchester - Live Review

clipping. : Dead Channel Sky - Album Review

Armoured Flu Unit: Carnyx - Album Review

TWAT UNION Sign To Alcopop! Records + Announce Debut EP

Adventures Of Salvador: Happiness - Album Review

Pulp come home for a headline gig at Tramlines Festival

Venamoris: To Cross Or To Burn – Album Review

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Solid Bond in Your Heart: A People's History of The Jam

Eternal Flame: The Authorised Biography of The Bangles

Giant Killers: One For Georgie / I Can't Live With You - Single Review

Fleas: Imagine If There Was More - Album Review

My Raining Stars / Stereo Listening Booth / Red Or Dead - album reviews in haiku form

Dead Pioneers: Mythical Cowboys - new single & video

Eilis Frawley: Fall Forward - Album Review

Bob Mould returns with the resurgent Here We Go Crazy

Hastings Fat Tuesday festival

My Raining Stars / Stereo Recording Booth / Red Or Dead - album reviews in haiku form

WATCH! [slab] : new single transcends its mix between US lo fi/shoegaze and post punk

Ellen Beth Abdi: Tenterhooks - Single Review

Deathretro: The Art of Collision - Album Review | Louder Than War

Mick Jones’ Rock & Roll Public Library - Preview

Becoming Led Zeppelin - Film Review

EMF: James Atkin and Ian Dench - Interview

Ming City Rockers: Clementine - Album Review

Laibach : Live Review

Emma Tricca & Ronin: Senza Un Perchè/It Was A Very Good Year - Single Review & Interview

The Bug Club: Electric Ballroom – Live Review

Edweena Banger/Eddie Garrity - Obituary

The Phobics | Gimme Cyanide | Album review

John McKay : The John Robb interview

Shapes Like People: Ticking Haze - Album Review

Courting: Lust for Life - Review

bdrmm: Microtonic – album review

Neil Young, Cat Stevens and Van Morrison announced for BST

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