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The Fray, for me, are a band synonymous with piano-led, slow-burning anthems, quietly building in…
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I’ve been into Damon Albarn’s work since way before I saw one of the first…
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By this point, Mumford & Sons don’t need introducing. From folk-revival upstarts to stadium headliners,…
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The Enemy burst out of Coventry in the mid-2000s, with sharp, street-level observations and punchy…
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Kula Shaker have always veered slightly off the Britpop main road — sitars, Sanskrit, and…
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Few bands carry the banner for classic British guitar music quite like Cast. Formed in…
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Agnes has always occupied a fascinating space in pop — a Swedish star who first…
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For anyone who lived through the 2000s, you know who Blue are – for those…
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Boy & Bear sound, to me, like a band more interested in the long road…
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Ella Eyre has always felt like someone who could talk you into pathways that you…
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Portugal. The Man (or PTM for short) have always treated the music industry like a…
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Few artists turn chaos into beauty quite like Florence Welch. Across more than a decade…
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Norway’s very own Sigrid always has a knack for turning vulnerability into power —mixing earnest…