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We were huge fans of Dead Confederate’s awesome second album ‘Sugar’ after seeing them play in Seattle back in September 2010 and we were eager to film with them ahead of their Night and Day gig. We met at the venue and headed round the corner to ‘American Graffitti Vintage Shop’, and after a beeping door alarm and a smashed plate held up proceedings, Hardy Morris performed this perfect rendition of ‘Run From the Gun’.
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When we found out that John Otway was coming to town to play alongside Louis Barabbas & The Bedlam Six, we seized the opportunity to film this session at the Dancehouse Theatre. Here, “Rock And Roll´s Greatest Failure” performs ‘Beware of the Flowers’ whilst taking a stroll around the Dancehouse Foyer.
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We were asked to film with Charlie Parr, and after hearing his upbeat traditional folk, we couldn’t resist. We caught up with Charlie before his Sacred Trinity Church show, and filmed him amongst the bell ringer ropes.
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The ThermalsSo there I am, having breakfast and wishing I wasn’t so damn busy when all of a sudden I start thinking ‘I wonder when Scenewipe are gonna let me do another review. My last one wasn’t that bad, was it?
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We had been eager to film with Spokes for some time after hearing their euphoric, heartfelt and utterly beautiful debut album, ‘Everyone I Ever Met’, and we jumped at the opportunity to film them at the equally beautiful Islington Mill, Salford. Spokes perform ‘Sun It Never Comes’ in front of this bleak projection.
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Walking the streets of Manchester among the cold of concrete slabs, breathing in the stale air of this urban landscape where eyes shift from red stone to red stone – one can either embrace it all or dream of replacing it. Musicians and artists alike … Read on
Read on...You know that song with the whistling in the beginning that used to be like THE RINGTONE a few years back? Was in all these TV adverts and then in the FIFA 08 football game? Yeah, yeah, you know which one. The one that instantly sends you back to the … Read on
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We caught up with MAK patron, Badly Drawn Boy, along with many of the various artists featured on the Manchester Album, ‘Ten, in Platt Fields Park, where we were delighted to film this beautiful rendition of ‘Is There Nothing We Can Do?’. Make sure you support this great cause by attending the events in Manchester & London and be sure to pick up a copy of ‘Ten’, featuring some of the best Manchester music!
Read on...Market Stead Lane, 1640: Turgid little Serfs hobble hither and thither gingerly on Trench Foote. A gaggle of mud-encrusted street urchins play ‘footeball’ with a decomposing nobleman’s head. There’s a two-for one-deal on Women and Negroids in the shadow of the Chapel. A religious zealot pogos around on one pathetic … Read on
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