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Cherry Red Album Reviews – Apr 2015 by Scenester
If you subscribe to the argument that today’s pop music is so worked, honed and refined that it barely has…
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The Trans-Siberian March Band – Interview
Nick: We’ve played in the Balkans, and had no ‘coals to Newcastle’ moments. Imagine if a group from Sarajevo came…
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Cherry Red Album Reviews – Mar 2015 by Scenester
Demis Roussos On The Greek Side Of My Mind (RPM Retro 915) Continuing their policy of making available albums which…
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Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies – LP Review
The album opens with three tracks under the sub heading The Sub Sylvian Litanies, which apparently is about a bad…
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Jesse Hector Review – Feb 2015 by Colin Bryce
In the early 1990s, a decade on after Jesse Hector – he of (Hammersmith) Gorillas fame – had retired from…
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Metal Gear Solid Madonnas (MGSM) Review – Feb 2015 by Colin Bryce
MetalGearSolidMadonnas (MGSM) Reload/Viking Queen/Supreme (Dig the Fuzz Singles Club 7 inch, Ltd. Edition of 250) Dig the Fuzz returns! The…
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Scott Morgan Review – Feb 2015 by Colin Bryce
Scott Morgan Revolutionary Action (Easy Action) I first heard of Scott Morgan and his band the Rationals back in the…
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Mohair Sweets reviewed by Scenester
Mohair Sweets You Better Read Before You Sign (CD Mohair #01) Sandwiched in between the wheezy grind of the hurdy-gurdy,…
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The Record Collector & The Holy Grail
I am off on a trip next week to Strummer Fest in Agen, France. It is a town that I…
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Ian Dury reviewed by Nick Churchill
Ian Dury The Vinyl Collection – Edsel Records Knock me dahn wiv a fevver…! Vose ’ard working gells an’ geezas…
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DozenQ – Jack Jeffery
Virginia artist Jack Jeffery performs progressive and ambient music influenced by Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, and Brian Eno. Other influences…
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Cherry Red Album Reviews – Oct 2014 by Scenester
Echobelly Everyone’s Got One (3 Loop Music 3-Range 24) Cast your mind back to the early 90’s, when Britpop was…
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