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Kamikaze Palm Tree - Flamingo (2022)
Official Music Video / Film by Owen Summers & Nikki Milan Houston
https://www.dragcity.com
Live Review: Cate Le Bon at Arts Club in Liverpool 21 March 2022
Live Review: Cate Le Bon at Arts Club in Liverpool 21 March 2022
Words: Andy Hughes You’d be forgiven for not knowing what to expect from a band called ‘Mega Bog‘ (but then again, what the heck would you expect The Beatles or King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard to sound like anyway?) Unpredictable is how it ends up panning out, the work of guitarist and vocalist Erin Birgy actually sounding a lot closer to headliner Cate Le Bon than expected. Accompanied by…
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Live Review: Cate Le Bon at Gorilla in Manchester 27 August 2019
Live Review: Cate Le Bon at Gorilla in Manchester 27 August 2019
Words: Andy Hughes
Tuesday night in Manchester and mate, it’s warm. You wouldn’t think that were the case to look at Cate Le Bon, mind, and our lass jokes she’s always looking glamorous outfitted in clothes that are far too hot for the occasion. Indeed she looks cucumber cool on arrival at Gorilla, possibly down to a leap in confidence following the Mercury Prize nomination for her latest release…
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"I'm Down" by Dylan Hadley & San Francisco Rock Project The SF Rock Project has been putting some totally different Song Reader covers, and their "I'm Down" keeps up that creativity. The note says it was spearheaded by 15-year-old Dylan Hadley. Don't know if Dylan is the singer or not, but whoever is does an amazing job. It's like a trashy mix of punk and scat singing (in a good way). I mean, whoa. Dylan's arrangement takes the song down somewhere, somewhere we haven't heard before, and I'm all for it.
artist: Dylan Hadley & San Francisco Rock Project soundcloud