Live Review: The Twang and The Fratellis – Tileyard Wakefield
Little old Wakefield doesn’t get many visitors, we’re known for The Cribs, Jane McDonald and Rhubarb but in August things just got exciting for the Merrie City. Tileyard North at…
Little old Wakefield doesn’t get many visitors, we’re known for The Cribs, Jane McDonald and Rhubarb but in August things just got exciting for the Merrie City. Tileyard North at…
4EP is the new EP from Milan/London experimental band Throw Down Bones, marking a deeper shift into dark electronic / IDM territory for a band that has long sought out…
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Ultimately ‘An Excess of Haunting’ is an ambitious and immersive triumph, delivered with a profound confidence and elegance that makes it one of the most exciting and, yes, surprising albums…
It takes some guts to put a mannequin on stage and call it your support act. Or a certain level of confidence. Either way, Petal, the name given to the…
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