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The Wombats - Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves)
After the success of their debut album 'The Wombats Proudly Present: A guide to Love, Loss & Desperation' The Wombats are ready to return with their new single 'Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves)' which is expected...
Review posted on 27th September 2010
Iron Maiden - The Final Frontier
Iron Maiden, the kings of Heavy Metal are set to release their 15th Album 'The Final Frontier' which now coincides with the amount of members who have been a part of this band over the...
Review posted on 20th September 2010
The Domino State - Uneasy Lies The Crown
The Domino State's debut album 'Uneasy Lies Crown' is released this month and kicks off with the track 'We Must Not Shut Ourselves Away' an ideal example that shows exactly what this band is about....
Review posted on 11th August 2010
The Strange Death Of Liberal England - Drown Your Hearts Again
Drown Your Hearts Again is the first full length album from Strange Death Of Liberal England. The Pompey five piece must be hoping that their fortunes go slightly better (ok a hell of a lot...
Review posted on 10th August 2010
Various Artists - The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
As far as movie sagas are concerned, Twilight has got to be right up there on the centre stage forcefully taking the baton off the Harry Potter films, and as with most films nowadays comes...
Review posted on 27th July 2010
Northern Star Records - Psychedelia 4
Look up and down the charts and all you see is R & B, pop R & B, pop and maybe a little indie thrown in for good measure. The age of bands that actually...
Review posted on 27th July 2010
The Strange Death Of Liberal England - Rising Sea
You've got to love some of the band names out there, take The Strange Death Of Liberal England. What a fantastic name, it's something that stands out, is memorable and far from boring.'Rising Sea' will...
Review posted on 27th July 2010
Larkin Poe - Spring
It's been a while since we have had a female vocal leading group that's chilled out with American country-esque twang; well let's face it the last artists to do something like this and actually be...
Review posted on 5th July 2010
Flower Of Zeus - Diamond Rings
The amazing fact about Flower Of Zeus is that there are only two members which leaves you in disbelief at how they can make so much NOISE? Is someone playing mind games or what, your...
Review posted on 5th July 2010
Kasper Bjorke - Standing On The Top Of Utopia
Kasper Bjorke is a solo artist/producer/DJ who's just released his second album 'Standing On The Top Of Utopia' The Dane is hopeful that his techno tunes will romp around the radio waves of the UK.In...
Review posted on 11th June 2010
Airship - Algebra
As we know Manchester has bred some amazing bands/artists and not all mainstream as some might think ranging from The Stone Roses to Jim Noir; Airship are the latest band from the region to find...
Review posted on 11th June 2010
Boe Weaver - Boe Weaver
Boe Weaver are yet another band to release a self titled album, but nowadays it seems the in thing to do. It is like an unwritten rule, thou shall have a self titled album in...
Review posted on 12th April 2010
Biffy Clyro - Bubbles
Biffy Clyro are a strange bunch really, their first record was one that spilt opinion, you either got into it after hearing the first chord to the first song or you just didn't get them....
Review posted on 12th April 2010
The Drums - Best Friend
The Drums are set to release their new single 'Best Friend' with a few accompanying UK shows. The thing about this band is that you could say they wear their influences on their sleeve. There...
Review posted on 9th April 2010
Pearl And The Puppets - Because I Do
Well we've had Florence And The Machine with no machine and Marina And The Diamonds with no Diamonds. Now though we do have Pearl And The Puppets with The Puppets actually being the band for...
Review posted on 9th April 2010
First Aid Kit - I Met Up With The King
Johanna and Klara Söderberg are two Swedish sisters who have got together to form First Aid Kit. They have been heavily compared with Fleet Foxes with their style of music.'I Met Up With The King'...
Review posted on 9th April 2010
Black Francis - Nonstoperotik
At first glance Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV - or as he is better known as Black Francis - you might automatically think Football hooligan or even bouncer, actually you would think to yourself 'I...
Review posted on 9th April 2010
You Me At Six - Liquid Confidence
Undoubtedly 'Underdog' was the track that got a lot of people hooked onto You Me At Six and after churning out track after track and playing every back street toilet maybe 2010 this is the...
Review posted on 22nd March 2010
We Have Band - WHB
We Are Band are set to release their debut album WHB, which you may guess is short for We Have Band. Don't let this put you off them though because when you have the likes...
Review posted on 22nd March 2010
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Beat The Devil's Tattoo
Tremors were a foot from the day that Black Rebel Motorcycle Club announced their tour of the UK. The thing that got peoples eyebrows raised is the fact that the band are selling out venues...
Review posted on 22nd March 2010
Angus & Julia Stone - Down The Way
Angus & Julia Stone are a sibling's duo from Newport, not Newport South Wales but Newport, Sydney, Australia. After both going solo in around 2006 they decided to collaborate and create music as a duo,...
Review posted on 9th March 2010
Straight Lines - Persistence In This Game
You could say Straight Lines are a Rock band version of Cinderella, scrimping, saving, begging, stealing and borrowing, but they end up going to their own version of the ball. What started out with just...
Review posted on 3rd March 2010
Two Door Cinema Club - Undercover Martyn
We are getting to that point where bands are starting to show who are looking to breakthrough in the new decade. Two Door Cinema are wasting no time and look set to leave the rest...
Review posted on 1st March 2010
Cymbals Eat Guitars - Wind Phoenix
Band names seem to get stranger and stranger and Cymbals Eat Guitars has to be without doubt within that category. Since the recording and release of Cymbals Eat Guitars debut album 'Why There Are Mountains'...
Review posted on 1st March 2010
Shearwater - The Golden Archipelago
Review of Shearwater's album The Golden ArchipelagoIt is hard to believe that Shearwater are set to release their sixth studio album, but the thing that is more surprising is how can one band be labelled...
Review posted on 23rd February 2010
NME - The 2010 tour featuring The Drums, The Big Pink, Bombay Bicycle Club and The Maccabees @ Rock City, Nottingham
Review of The NME Tour 2010 featuring The Drums, The Big Pink, Bombay Bicycle Club and The Maccabees live at Rock City Nottingham January 9th 2010.Early February is the time of the NME Tour; it's...
Review posted on 15th February 2010
Various Artists - Flip Skateboards Presents... Extremely Sorry
Review of Flip Skateboards Presents... Extremely Sorry OSTFlip Skateboards Presents...... Lemmy Kilminster (Motorhead), Dave Lombardo (Slayer), Warren G, Snoop Dogg, Early Man and many more. Names that in their own right that you could say...
Review posted on 11th February 2010
Jamie T - Rock City, Nottingham, January 19th 2010
Review of Jamie T live at Rock City in Nottingham on January 19th 2010It's not often that you see any biggish gigs around at the start of the year. Everyone is skint after buying loved...
Review posted on 27th January 2010
Good Shoes - Under Control
Review of Good Shoes single Under ControlMorden's up and coming favourite sons are ready to return, after releasing their brilliant debut album 'Think Before You Speak' and a limited live album. The boys have been...
Review posted on 12th January 2010
The Doves - Engine Shed, Lincoln
Review of Doves live at the Engine Shed, Lincoln on 15th December 09. It's a frosty night with the moonlight shining over the Lincoln Cathedral, on this beautiful setting just a couple of roads from...
Review posted on 23rd December 2009
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Bay Bryan talks to us about being a "wee queer ginger", singing with Laura Marling and being inspired by Matilda [EXCLUSIVE]
Colorado raised, Glasgow educated and Manchester based Bay Bryan is nothing if not a multi-talented, multi-faceted artist performing as both...
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![Luke De-Sciscio talks to us about having the courage to be yourself, forgiving that which is outside of one's control and following whims [EXCLUSIVE]](https://images.contactmusic.com/images/home/homepage/luke-de-sciscio-abof-a.jpg "Luke De-Sciscio talks to us about having the courage to be yourself, forgiving that which is outside of one's control and following whims [EXCLUSIVE]")
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Wiltshire singer-songwriter Luke De Sciscio, formally known as Folk Boy, is set to release is latest album - 'The Banquet' via AntiFragile Music on...
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