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Michael O’Neill: The Binary Order – album review

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Michael O'Neill: The Binary Order FuckPunk Records LP/DL Available now! State of the Nation address by Michael O'Neill who spits fire and brimstone over lo-fi beats and twisted...
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Vukovar: Cremator – album review

Paul Scott-Bates - 1
they rise one more like a proverbial phoenix out of the ashes of their previous incarnation with new found vigour and intent in the form of Cremator.
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Vukovar: Monument – album review

Paul Scott-Bates - 0
Vukovar have once more warned at the perils of compiling Album Of The Year lists too early.
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TQ Zine: Covering The Covers – album review

Paul Scott-Bates - 0
This is an album for the challenged and the challenging, the disturbed and the disturbing. A mammoth collection for a mammoth mind.
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Vukovar: Infinitum – album review

Paul Scott-Bates - 0
Infinitum is another triumph
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Geniuser: I Am – album review

Paul Scott-Bates - 0
I Am is not a great album, it is truly a masterpiece, one of those albums that you never tire of hearing, a breath of fresh air, a genuine inspiration.
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Acoustic Reviews

Chow Mwng: Nunavik – EP review

Paul Scott-Bates - 0
Possibly the punk music of our era. Lo-fi, D.I.Y. and free from any corporate chains. Amazing stuff.
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Vukovar: Puritan – album review

Paul Scott-Bates - 0
It is, nothing short of brilliant
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Bands

Sleaford Mods: Northumbria University, Newcastle – live review

Lee Hammond - 2
An impressive start to this leg of the duos tour, as they once again prove why they're one of the most exciting acts the UK has to offer!
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Film Interviews

Brian Gorman – Interview on his new play One Man Bond

Nigel Carr - 0
Following the successful opening of the play One Man Bond in Manchester, Nigel Carr interviews its writer and performer, the inimitable Brian Gorman.
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Album Reviews

Chow Mwng: ULOT CA – album review

Paul Scott-Bates - 0
ULOT CA treads that genius/insanity path from track one to twelve, often dipping its toe in either side. Listen and be impressed.
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Album Reviews

Ashley Reaks: Track Marks – album review

Paul Scott-Bates - 0
dive right in and have a taste and, Track Marks is as good a place as any to get yourself immersed.
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