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The Swedish quartet released their only US number one single, 40 years ago today on 16th August 1976.
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Amy Wootten reviews Shura’s 80s time capsule.
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‘Even the daring final track of Conscious is not enough to make this album what it needs to be.’ Amy reviews Broods’ Conscious ahead of its release on 24th June.
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Records Editor Amy reviews Gold Panda’s latest album ahead of its release on 27th May.
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The line-up for Field Day’s MOTH CLUB stage features Mura Masa and Anna Meredith.
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No Doubt’s most successful international single, ‘Don’t Speak’ was released 20 years ago today on 15th April 1996.
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Headlined by PJ Harvey and James Blake, Field Day takes place across 11th and 12th June this year. Headliners aside, the line-up is glittering with up-and-coming artists who won’t be overshadowed by the big, established names that feature on the line-up. Electronic magician Four Tet stands alongside Beach House, The Temper Trap, DJ Koze, Gold […]
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‘The Big Moon bring a raw energy that spills effortlessly from their music.’ Records Editor Amy reviews ‘Cupid’ by The Big Moon.
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Christopher Nolan’s unsettling thriller, Memento, was released 15 years ago today on 16th March 2001.
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This Week in Records (14/03/2016-20/03/2016) sees music from Clean Cut Kid, Swim Deep, and Liima.
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Field Day will take place in London’s Victoria Park, headlined by James Blake and PJ Harvey (11/06/2016-12/06/2016).
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Farr Festival 2016 (14/07/2017-16/07/2016) will take place in Bygrave Woods for a weekend of dance music and escapism.
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Låpsley’s debut, Long Way Home, details the breakdown of a long distance relationship. Records Editor Amy reviews.
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One of The Wachowskis’ first efforts is actually one of their best, says Records Editor Amy Wootten.