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Dinosaur Jr: Live Review
All my friends love Dinosaur Jr. I like what I’ve heard; Sitting watching Alien Workshop skate DVDs with my spotty weeded up mates, moshing my little nut of a … Read on
Christopher Owens: Lysandre – Album Review
At a glance it would appear that Christopher Owens is out to test the loyalty of his devoted fans: having jumped ship as Girls grew dangerously close to celebrating … Read on
Rae Morris: ‘Grow’ EP Review
“Music is me in my rawest state” writes Rae Morris, one of the North’s brightest lights.
Following a whirlwind tour of BBC adverts, a commissioned song for Skins, tours … Read on
Blood Red Shoes: ‘Water’ EP Review
For Blood Red Shoes 2012 has, by all accounts, been their busiest year yet; releasing third album ‘In Time To Voices’, touring extensively and playing their largest shows to … Read on
Weird Era + Mistoa Polsta & Temple Songs: Live Review
Fuel Bar Café; vendor of animal, vegetable and musical philanthropy, and Withington’s answer to several questions that are yet to be asked, is twenty-two bus stops from Manchester city … Read on
Brown Brogues: Live Review
In the usual damp sweatiness of Manchester’s underground Roadhouse, Wigan’s finest Brown Brogues staged their eagerly anticipated album launch. The debut album; Born To Lose, from Ultra Cool Records … Read on
Ren Harvieu and Friends Christmas Show: Live Review
Fronting the eternally rouge curtained stage, which was tonight lit by thick candles and bright flowers, Ren Harvieu casts her sensual spell once more upon the packed out underground … Read on
PINS: Live Review
6 months after a defining gig with Savages, PINS once again storm SWAYS Records’ incredible Fuhrer Bunker. Within deep Mancunian suburbia and down many a dodgy road lies the … Read on
‘Psychmare’ Kult Country, Hookworms, Francis Lung: Live Review
A Thursday evening in pursuit of the grime de la crop of Manchester’s ambassadors of psycadellica and vendors of the bizarre took place within a setting of atmospheric grimness. … Read on
Yeasayer: Live Review
Glass Animals are a neat, precise little band, who savour in the modernness of their set up. For the most part, the singer is accompanied by two synth players, … Read on
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