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DrunkenWerewolf to relaunch Spring 2020
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Hello everyone! You may have noticed the site has been quiet recently, and that’s because DrunkenWerewolf’s head honcho Tiffany is pregnant with her first child. The baby’s due soon and to celebrate we’re planning a soft relaunch involving party cake and soothing lullabies. Check back soon for further details!
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DrunkenWerewolf will relaunch Spring 2020
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The galaxy according to Bang Bang Romeo
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Achieving iconic status before releasing your debut album might sound impossible but Bang Bang Romeo’s Anastasia Walker has accomplished just that. Walker’s vocal prowess and fierce but sweet attitude are why A Heartbreaker’s Guide To the Galaxy feels like a commercial hurricane about to reach land. No matter where this album takes the band, Walker […]
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Honeyblood grapple with fear and desire on In Plain Sight
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Honeyblood’s third album, In Plain Sight, shows some hints of being a very good record indeed, but falls far short of realising its potential. Whether we come to view it as an unsuccessful experiment, a crucial stepping stone towards a more fully-realised sound, or a sign that the project has run its course we’ll only […]
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Dot to Dot Bristol 2019 @ Bristol, 25/05/2019
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Most experienced fans attended an inner city music festival expect to spend a lot of time racing from one location to another. Or not, depending on how motivated they are to see the next act. Dot to Dot Bristol 2019 has made the experience a lot easier by limiting this year’s activity to one square […]
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Joshua Burnside and Elmwood Hall take up the live album gauntlet
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Releasing a live album is dangerous territory for any musician. There are many potential outcomes, but three standout: something that reworks existing songs into gorgeous, emotional renditions that are particular to the day; something that really doesn’t; and something that somewhat mundanely sits between the two. Where a recording falls tends to depend on the […]
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Introducing: Self Esteem
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Rebecca Lucy Taylor is a multi-talented artist, director, actor, creator, and writer also known as Self Esteem. Recognise the name? Taylor is formerly of Slow Club, whose twee pop championed the alternative Sheffield scene throughout most of the 00s. But instead of a girl/boy dynamic, she’s graced her debut solo album, Compliments Please with sticky-sweet […]
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Charly Bliss prove fun is essential with Young Enough
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The general consensus is that Young Enough – the new album from Brooklyn-based band Charly Bliss – is “important“, an “ecstatic triumph” and “liberating“. Born out of bad relationships and growing pains, the 11 short songs come in at under 40 minutes, but that’s the only major nod to their punk rock routes. If debut […]
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Tacocat use melody to move forward on This Mess is a Place
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If growing up sounds like alien invasions, advanced Artificial Intelligence and Tacocat, then put me down for the long haul. The Seattle band return this spring with their fourth album This Mess is a Place, which besides being open to tongue-tie interpretation in the pub, is the sound of a punk band maturing in attitude […]
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Modulus III, Emily Breeze @The Hen and Chicken, Bristol, 08/03/2019
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There’s so much to say about Emily Breeze. She’s played drums for country outfit Howlin’ Lord and had rave reviews as Candy Darling. Cigarettes by the fire escape tonight reveal she’s knackered from lugging her gear up two flights of stairs and how great it would be if the sp...
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Introducing: CLARA NOVA
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Upbeat and ethereal yet breezy and avant-garde, French-American singer/songwriter Sydney Wayser is CLARA NOVA. Wayser hails from Los Angeles, CA, possessing a sun-kissed sound that is seemingly inspired by her place of origin. Starting off with several self-titled albums, Wayser adopted her C...
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Tiffany's Albums of the Year 2018
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A lot has been said of 2018, and most of it ain’t pretty. We’ve had deaths – notably The Fall‘s Mark E Smith, Frighten Rabbit‘s Scott Hutchinson and the mighty Aretha Franklin – and political turmoil abound. School shootings continued to plague the US; the flu ...
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Introducing: Black Belt Eagle Scout
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With deep Pacific Northwest roots and Native American influences, multi-instrumentalist Black Belt Eagle Scout joins together a sound that harmonizes gritty guitar with silky vocals throughout her September 2018 album Mother of My Children. Katherine Paul hails from Portland where she drew ...
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Fenne Lily in the spotlight
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Talented, young, funny, pretty… Singer-songwriter Fenne Lily has a lot of things going for her, not least of all her ability to adapt in an ever-changing music industry. The star-to-be self-released her debut album On Hold at the beginning of the month, in a week when every DW approved ar...
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Half Waif explores catharsis on Lavender
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Half Waif, the nom de guerre of electronic artist Nandi Rose Plunkett, returns with her third album Lavender. It’s an album of pain and loss. That’s not uncommon in music; often artists find that being creative is one of the most effective forms of catharsis there is. Two main...
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Introducing: SWIMM
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Some album titles manage to capture the entire spirit of a record in one deft turn of phrase: White Light / White Heat, perhaps, or the bushy-tailed I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning. The debut album from Los Angeles duo SWIMM hasn’t landed yet, but having been treated to a handful o...
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Introducing: Yoshi Flower
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One of the most exciting things about catching artists at the early stages of their career is gazing down the divergent paths that lay ahead of them. Listening to Yoshi Flower‘s output to date, reading his interviews, see the critical reaction, it’s obvious that the Toronto-based...
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