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Richard Ashcroft has never been one to sing about small topics. His best known work,…
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Yumi Zouma have lived the possibilities of modern telecommunications technology. After forming in Christchurch, New…
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With Moby’s Porcelain: A Memoir book becoming a reality, it only makes sense that a…
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Fifth Harmony currently find themselves at something of a crossroads. They’ve broken out of their…
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Moonlight. The name Pale Dīan means moonlight, chosen to better reflect the band’s sound and…
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2010 was a interesting year for electronic music. Dubstep had just blown up in the…
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The saying third time lucky is tossed around often; stepping it up even further from…
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Roxette have been keeping us on the edge of our seats for a couple of…
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Whilst Anxiety was a tense, nervy record about uncertainty and anxiety (obviously), Ladyhawke’s Wild Things…
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Why Bob Dylan has chosen to release two albums of standards in as many years…
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For all the fan outrage at their current direction, the poppification of Tegan and Sara…
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Two years on from their previous album Himalayan, following a period of taking inspiration while…
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Following the straightforward, addictive country of Riser, Dierks Bentley moves into a slightly different direction…