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WHERE WE SLEEP

“Layers of slashing and simmering fuzz box riffing supplied by Mark Wallbridge, allied to stabby synth lines, underpinned by looping beats and riven with the intensely melodramatic and powerhouse vocals of Beth Rettig.” GIITTV

“…cinematic and immersive: a head-rush of dark electronica and industrial shimmer, wrapped around a soaring pop core.” Joyzine

“A real throbbing undulating seductive driving mix of dark electronica illuminated by a scintillating atmospheric guitar shimmer.” VonPip

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COLE.

"This for me was one of the strongest tracks in the listening post and there were a LOT of strong tracks this week!" Fresh On The Net

"Cole.'s "This Is All A Dream" is a swaggering, post-punk-infused anthem packed with Camden bar energy, nodding to The Libertines and early Bloc Party." Its All Indie

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CRAYOLA LECTERN

"Stargazing trios gently lysergic soft return." Prog

“this beautiful third album has the melancholic air of the end of the summer season.” Shindig

“if Anderson’s dolorous pianos, celestial mellotron and dying pre-Raphaelite vocals can come across like the art-rock equivalent of fan fiction, Disasternoon is a more profound record about personal connection.” MOJO

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KAIYRA

‘…ebullient and fizzing with energy, ‘Overnight’ packs a punch,’ Gigslutz

‘Sparkling dance vibrations and rich effervescent vocals transform a lost love into an empowering life-affirming transition,’ GIITTV

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STEPHEN EVENS

‘new wave poetics, dry, surreal and amusing, against music that matches cheap tech with post-punk skronk,’ The Arts Desk

‘A wonk fest glittered with a dirty glam sound that reminds me of Brix & The Extricated.’ LTW

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LE JUNK

"Definitely someone to keep your eye on” - Wonderland

"Red hot and ice cool” - Louder Than War

"Dazzlingly stylish synth-rock” - Electronic Sound

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THE NOVUS

‘the blizzard riffing and wised up attitude of The Novus in full flight feel nothing if not fresh out of the starting gates.’ Gigwise

‘The Novus’ spiralling, mayhem infused sound is a perfect fit amongst the likes of The Blinders and Shame.’ One Great Song

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VELVET STARLINGS

‘...a swaggering rock ’n’ roll cocktail that goes down easy.’ Buzzbands L.A. ‘shot through with vintage riffs and wailing hammond...’ Joyzine

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BEACH RIOT

‘Brighton risers Beach Riot have shared new fizzer,’ Clash

‘A wonderfully scuzzy slice of energy-fuelled garage rock,’ GigSlutz

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SISTERAY

‘On blistering form... Sisteray have been making noise in recent months, reaching as far as the House Of Commons,’ Clash Music

‘An impassioned tirade against the elitism and barriers synonymous with the traditional ‘All Boys Club’,’ Live4Ever

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THE PARASOCIALS

‘a hypnotic indie track laced with creativity and intrigue.’ Earmilk

‘Dealing in lo-fi indie funk with a touch of blue-eyed soul and a nod towards prog pop.’ Backseat Mafia

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HURTLING

‘a melodic, swaggering track...’ The Guardian

‘If they have a second album this good in them, they’ll deserve to be huge.’ MOJO

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LARA SMILES

'industro-pop alchemist,’ NME

‘Interweaving colourful musical layers, it’s an instantly infectious alt-pop anthem.’ Get In Her Ears

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AKA MATADOR

‘a lush concoction of mesmerising sounds,’ Indie Shuffle

‘Falling somewhere between Bon Iver and 80s electronica with a good lick of 90s techno....’ Electronic Sound

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JUNKERRY

‘Junkerry breaks new ground with her latest project,’ PRSforMusic

‘Junkerry tweaks our perceptions and experiences of sound, as she takes us into the future,’ GIITTV

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BARRINGTONE

‘...a rougher-hewn yet still idiosyncratic collision of every left-of-centre ongoing art/music vector you can think of.’ Dazed

‘nervy postpunky pop that owes a little to early XTC.’​ ​Brooklyn Vegan

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THE ALTERNATIVE ESCAPE 2019

‘Three Days of noise action is taking place over The Great Escape weekend in Brighton, featuring our selection of the hottest new artists for 2019,’ Louder Than War

‘The Admiral has admirably had a fine line up all weekend as part of The Alternative Escape,’ e-festivals