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Song For A Family: Campaign For Craig Gill – Saturn 5 To Christmas No.1
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The last couple of weeks have been an overwhelming sad time for the family, friends and fans of the late Inspiral Carpets drummer Craig Gill. Gone too soon is the...
Little Barrie: The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham – live review
All pics courtesy of Matt Mead
Little Barrie
The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham
25th November 2016
3 piece combo Little Barrie are back on tour with their dynamite...
The Golden Troubadours – The River (Trent) Men
The Golden Troubadours are the best band to come out of Nottingham since Barrie Cadogan (Primal Scream Guitarist) formed Little Barrie. The Golden Troubadours create...
Super Furry Animals & Primal Scream: Times Square, Newcastle – live review
An epic evening of some of the finest bands the local area has to offer, all topped off by two of the finest live bands around.
Festivals: Chase and Status join Primals to headline new North East Festival Down To The Woods
Chase and Status join the Primals at the new Down Into the Woods festival….and it is less than a ton for the two day...
Temples: London – live review
"It's a bloody good sound that Temples make, y'know?"
Peace: Gloucester – live review
"And now who's ready for the New Wave Of Britpop?"
Public Enemy added to Kendal Calling line up
Public Enemy added to festival line up
Public Service Broadcasting: Kendal – live review
I was astounded as public Service Broadcasting took the audience on a journey through sound and time.
Exit Calm: Manchester, The Deaf Institute – live review
Euphoric, dramatic, big and beautiful, its just another outstanding tune from a band now surely coming into their own.
Black Roots: On The Ground In Dub – album review
From the opening I Believe, this album is wonderful stuff - starting the proceedings with a tight horn section and instant dub sounds, it’s simply scrumptious.
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