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Crystal Fighters return with their LP Cave Rave, reviewed by Alex Meehan.
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Alex tells you about Crystal Fighters’ new single which proves excellent as a summer tune.
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Alex gives great praise to The 1975’s new EP.
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Ideal if you’re revising; Laura Marling’s fourth album is out on Monday. Alex tells us what to expect.
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Alex catches up with the Londoners ahead of their second album, out next Monday.
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Cave Painting provide some music perfect for the revision blues with their new EP, Rio
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Alex Meehan tells you all about Vampire Weekend’s new track ‘Ya Hey’, preluding their much anticipated third album
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I have to say, Portsmouth really is a lovely town, I was pleasantly surprised at how picturesque it looked, basking in the evening sun. This scene appeared particularly appropriate for seeing a band like Peace play live: soothing, occasionally feeling some intense heat on the back of your neck, but for the most part genuinely […]
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While in Portsmouth on their In Love tour, brothers Sam and Harry (with Doug making a short appearance) talk to the Edge about Parents, JLS and Angry Birds socks. Tonight’s show is sold out, you’ve sold out quite a number of dates, that’s pretty awesome. Sam: Yeah, there’s one show with four tickets left, so […]
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During some down-time from their support tour with Canterbury, Morain’s own ambitious Wil Frost talks with the Edge about sleeping in a leaky van and the real reason to be in a band. So Far, What’s it been like touring with Canterbury and are you looking forward to future dates? Yesterday was Bournemouth, and the […]
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I have to confess, I haven’t been to many small scale gigs yet, so experiencing the intimate and casual atmosphere of Southampton’s The Cellar was something fairly new to me. Morain were one among several bands playing there that night, so there was a broad range of live acts to compare them too. In light […]
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Alex Meehan guides you through The Pigeon Detectives’ disappointing comeback album, We Met At Sea.
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Indie rock Band Morain have been making waves in the undercurrent of the music scene since 2010, when they were signed by Bright Black Records in the summer. Since then, the band have gone from playing venues in their local city of Wakefield, West Yorkshire, to embarking on tour to support fellow musicians Canterbury across […]
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Biffy Clyro’s new single ‘Biblical’ is an epic portrayal of what could be a number of different stories placed into a single song, entirely dependent upon the listener’s interpretation. The song won’t perhaps reach the heights of popularity Biffy want, but it’s interesting enough to deserve attention. Within ‘Biblical’, Simon Neil’s lyrics illustrate an irrational […]