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October 27, 2009 in
Rating,
Tracks by
Hamish Gibson ::
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As a debut release, this promises much for the future; French Wives prove that, once again, the rich well of talent in Scotland shows no sign of drying of up.
Appearances at Rockness, Stag and Dagger and a debut Scottish tour are just examples of Glasgow locals French Wives recent upsurge. Read More »
October 27, 2009 in
Features,
Photos by
Michelle Heighway ::
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Photography Michelle Heighway .
Photography Michelle Heighway . Read More »
October 26, 2009 in
Live Reviews,
Reviews by
Simon Catling ::
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There really is no need to beat about the bush with Wild Beasts anymore. If national acclaim for Two Dancers hasn’t quite been mirrored in record sales (and yes, we all know why that is); then the ensuing tour has, at least, given credence to such critical support.
Manchester, like London and others, is a complete sell-out. It's unlikely we'll be seeing Wild Beasts back in a venue this size again for a while, and tonight has a feeling very much akin to that of a victory...
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October 26, 2009 in
AS: TV,
AS:TV by
Daniele Baron ::
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Audioscribbler TV’s Daniele Baron chats to up and coming London-based band Wall Street Riots.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEcdvNnZwF0
Audioscribbler TV's Daniele Baron chats to up and coming London-based band Wall Street...
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October 26, 2009 in
Live Reviews,
Reviews by
Sam Rogerson ::
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Paolo and his fantastic band The Vipers were greeted by a lively crowd of all ages packed into the atmospheric O2 academy.
Having been warmed by his excellent supporting artists, Paolo entered the stage in darkness to Frankie Valli's 'You're just too good to be true' and went accompanied by flashing lights straight into the upbeat '10/10' from his...
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October 26, 2009 in
Album Reviews,
Reviews by
Lami Okrekson ::
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Having never listened to a Holloways album before, I went into "No Smoke, No Mirrors" with no preconceptions, no comparisons and no judgements. I liked the album cover, a nice play on the word 'mirrors' in an otherwise dull image;...
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October 26, 2009 in
Movies by
Drake Graham ::
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Bruce Willis shines in possibly his best recognized role as detective John McClane in the Die Hard trilogy.
Bruce Willis shines in possibly his best recognized role as detective John McClane in the Die Hard trilogy. Read More »
October 23, 2009 in
Live Reviews,
Rating,
Reviews by
Mark Rowden ::
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Levi Roots’ album ‘Red Hot’ was out this past Monday. Of course you’re sceptical ‘“ that’s entirely understandable.
Levi Roots' album 'Red Hot' was out this past Monday. Of course you're sceptical '“ that's entirely understandable. Read More »
October 23, 2009 in
Album Reviews,
Reviews by
Hamish Gibson ::
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To observe The Incredible String Band, Frank Turner, Emmy the Great, Billy Bragg, Simon de Voil, Frightened Rabbit, Washington Irving et al. is to see that folk has always been an underlying route in the foundations of British song writing.
Despite...
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