Posts by Month: June 2013

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Review: Boards Of Canada: ‘Tomorrow’s Harvest’ – Album Review

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‘Good’ commentary of ‘good’ music has conventional methods of operation. It opens with an elliptical and acute observation about the relevance of the band within their socioeconomic context. There will be a fun item of cut-out-and-keep-trivia. It goes on to sum up the trajectory of said band over their … Read on

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Review: Tunng ‘Turbines’ – Album Review

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Concept albums are dangerous things. They smack of musicians who, tired of the world around them, disappear up their own orifices to invent somewhere they can indulge their every overblown whim and spout nonsense about the fantastical. They are albums with an agenda, woven together to produce everything from the

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Gig: Fantastic Mr Fox

 

 

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Continuing our run of events through the Summer, we bring Fantastic Mr Fox to the Soup Kitchen this June.

 

Based in Berlin but originally from Wolverhampton, Fantastic Mr Fox has been producing since the age of 14, gradually taking elements from a variety of genres and … Read on

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Gig: Goldfrapp live with the RNCM String Orchestra

 

 

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Manchester International Festival is proud to present two very special evenings with Goldfrapp. The duo release their long-awaited sixth studio album late this summer and these exclusive shows offer a rare opportunity for fans to hear the new album live for the very first time.

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Gig: Carefully Planned Announcement Party

 

 

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Carefully Planned are hosting A Carefully Planned Festival #3 in October (19th & 20th).

They will be announcing the festival line up and the following bands will play…

 

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Corvids
E Numbers
Just Handshakes
Kidsmoke
Kiran Leonard
Neuron No
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Gig: Jarrod Dickenson

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Doors: 7:30pm
Support from Gary Quinn

Texas-born songwriter, Jarrod Dickenson’s slightly spooky melodies and lyrics invoke a mid-Western post-war America, when cars ran on leaded gas, television hadn’t yet kidnapped the country’s imagination, and men wore hats every day. His reflective lyrics, almost like hand-written letters, remind us that human

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