Sara Lowes: All For The Dream (With The Means Of A Well Planned Getaway) – EP review
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Although it’s been a long time coming, the EP has definitely been worth the wait. It’s fresh, vibrant, challenging and slightly unsettling as you never quite know where it’s going to go next.
Read MoreSection 25 / Pony And Trap: Leeds Cockpit – live review
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Watching Section 25 is a joyous experience these days, a celebration of their past but also a confirmation of a present and a future that’s producing vibrant, exciting relevant music in an environment that’s not conducive and supportive of it.
Read MoreMONEY: Hebden Bridge Trades Club – live review
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Musically, they’re totally on the money, if you pardon the pun. The rest of the band look on almost disinterested at their front man’s antics, yet they create a huge dreamy dramatic atmospheric tarpaulin for Jamie to paint over.
Read MoreJames / Frazer King: Thetford High Lodge – live review
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James prove they’re still streets ahead of their more critically acclaimed contemporaries that are milking the reformation cow dry without delivering anything tangible in terms of either new material or fresh takes on their classic back catalogues.
Read MoreQueens Of The Stone Age: London Rough Trade East – live review
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Considering Queens Of The Stone Age can fill venues twenty times the size of Rough Trade East’s performance space with no problem at all, an in-store show is a very special environment to witness their first UK set in support of their new album Like Clockwork.
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