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Tag: Review

Mike Rogers – Get High

“Mister tambourine man (a dealer) is speaking. He is convincing someone to trust him to take the drugs and experience … More

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Jordan Sommerlad – Too Much?

Jordan Sommerlad just released his new single ‘Too Much?’, the soft and refined, sweet and romantic pop song combines both … More

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Dave Thomas Junior – Still in Love

There isn’t always a way to soothe my soul, to calm me down or to help me relax after a … More

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Cloud Cukkoo – Anna

“A while ago I saw a homeless man, sitting on the freezing cold streets in Dublin. He was trying to … More

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New releases: Seafret and Rhodes

Seafret – See, I’m Sorry Indie pop outfit Seafret kick off the new year with their soaring new pop track … More

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Album: Echo & The Bunnymen – Evergreen (25th Anniversary Edition)

We are celebrating the 25th anniversary of Echo & The Bunnymen‘s ‘Evergreen’ with a revisiting of the album by London … More

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New Friends – Ricochet

New Friends introduce their new single in a decisive manner, with soaring vocals and a grand, thumping soundscape that supports … More

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IST IST announce UK tour, release new single

Before we bid farewell to 2022 and gear up to highlight the bands of tomorrow we have an exciting announcement … More

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Lyric video: Portland – Stardust

I first encountered Belgian duo Portland when they released mesmerising folk pop ballad ‘Lucky Clover’, and I’ve kept eyes and … More

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Big Society – Runner in the Dead of Night

New indie folk pop outfit Big Society have released a new single last week, and it is a charming and … More

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TOVE's latest, 'Pretty Sequence' tells the story of a partner who pushes you aside to try and sleep with others in the form of a soft and warm, bittersweet sounding psychedelic pop song, read the review on our website! 💥
We went to see indie folk outfit The Deep Blue with support from singer songwriter Melanie Baker at Bobiks and we had a blissful time filled with beautiful folk pop songs! Read the review now on our website & via the #linkinbio 🎶
We are celebrating the 25th anniversary of Echo & The Bunnymen‘s ‘Evergreen’ with a revisiting of the album by London Records. Originally released in 1997, ‘Evergreen’ marked a critical and commercial renaissance for the band after more than half a decade’s hiatus. ‘Evergreen’ was both of and beyond its time and this year receives a vinyl pressing for the very first time.
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