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Tessa Forrest and Friends: “I guess I was always longing for some sense of belonging”

Tessa and Friends is the indie music project led by London- and St. Petersburg-based artist Tessa Forrest who writes, produces,…

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Live: Kendal Calling’s Saturday

Words by Sally Hirshman For many, me included, festivals are the highlight of the summer. Being in a field with…

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Zen Thomas – Tell Me You Love Me

Don’t let the gentle simplicity of Zen Thomas‘ ‘Tell Me You Love Me’ fool you! On his single, Thomas subverts…

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Live: The Wombats bring indie anthems to Newcastle’s Times Square

Words by Isaac Vernon The Wombats are a great live act, first and foremost. Anyone who writes off their songs…

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Live: BBC Proms at Middlesbrough Town Hall

Words by Joanna Long Let’s start with the heat. Thursday 23rd July was roasting, the kind of evening where just…

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Live: Clann An Drumma brought us all together through tribal sounds

A few months ago I got introduced to the tribal sounds of Scottish outfit Clann An Drumma, they moved something…

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32 tens – A.D.

If you’re a sucker for a raw, strumming guitar and a track that isn’t afraid to get its hands dirty,…

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Ciao Lucifer – Do Do Do

Dutch outfit Ciao Lucifer are back to inject a little sunshine into our speakers with their latest offering, ‘Do Do…

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TOY PARLOUR – Love Me

Fresh off the back of support shows with Don Broco, TOY PARLOUR returned with the release of absolute lightning bolt…

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Tom A. Smith – Put On A Record Tommy

Rising North East star Tom A. Smith has officially opened the doors to “Tommy’s Dance Place”, and honestly, you’re going…

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