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Oh my, shit gone down. Manchester’s power grunge thinkers Nine Black Alps are bloody back, and they bought with them a shiny new video for new track ‘My One and Only’ and some blinking bloody live dates to back it up.
Taken from forthcoming fourth studio album ‘Sirens’, due … Read on
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Off the back of our super successful ALL KILLER, ALL DAYER fundraiser for Mental Health Research UK, we’re back at our spiritual home, Fuel Cafe Bar in Withington to bring you a line up of ncredible solo artists. We’re pumped.
Doors 9pm || Free Entry
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The Twilight Sad comprises James Graham, Andy MacFarlane and Mark Devine. Live, they introduce Johnny Doc and martin Doherty to the line-up.
Forming in late 2003, the band played a couple of early shows at Glasgow’s 13th Note. They created half hour pieces of music utilising guitars, bass, drums,
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Best known as the lead vocalist for Stereolab, Laetitia Sadier was born in France and was working as a nanny in the late ’80s when she met McCarthy member Tim Gane at one of the band’s gigs in Paris. She followed Gane to London and the duo formed Stereolab … Read on
Hold the phone, Killer at 3 O’clock. Manchester’s experimental folk senorita SILVER has released FREE AA Side, ‘Behemoth/RIb’ and it don’t half sound delightful.
Home-recorded on a 4-track tape machine, Silver’s latest release is full of obliterated guitars, weirdo drum beats, some genius loop pedal vocals and enough … Read on
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I LIKE TRAINS are a hidden treasure. Haunting instrumentation and broken, world weary vocals portray a tender depiction of tragedy, past, present and future.
Building the bricks of a productive creative partnership, over the past six years I LIKE TRAINS have perfected their craft. Their sullen heart felt songs … Read on
Public Service Broadcasting is the brainchild of J. Willgoose, Esq, who combines a guitar, a banjo, a computer and a theremin with samples from old public information films to create new, exciting and decidedly eccentric music that informs, educates and entertains in equal measure.
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Islands began in 2005, emerging from the ashes of Montreal pop sensations The Unicorns In their previous incarnation, they had crafted a vibrant distinctly Lo-Fi sound that quickly made them cult sensations. Popmatters heralded The Unicorn’s distinct style as, “genuinely great pop music that’s experimental, catchy, and, most of
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Not much is known about Cold Specks other than that she’s actually Al Spx, a 23-year-old who hails from Etobicoke in Canada and now lives in London. A few Google searches reveal that she used to go under the pseudonyms Basket of Figs and the Hotel Ghost, and there … Read on
Fossil Collective are a scorching hot, new multi-instrumentalist duo from Leeds, UK, influenced by Fleet Foxes, Midlake and Bon Iver. They are signed the the label Dirty Hit.
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