Cucamaras have exploded onto the scene as of late and the new EP ‘Till The Meter Runs Out’ is a perfect reflection of this. It’s…
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Single review and album preview: Billie Eilish buries a friend and falls asleep
Teenage sensation Billie Eilish has announced her debut album ‘When we all fall asleep, where do we go?’ Released on March 29, there is no…
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Gig Review: Israel Nash at The Bodega, Nottingham
“Genre-bending” Texan rock ‘n’ roller, Israel Nash returns to Nottingham to take to The Bodega’s stage after the recent release of his 5th studio album…
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Experiential moments and capturing feelings: an interview with Israel Nash
Ahead of his show at The Bodega, we spoke to American singer-songwriter Israel Nash about his new album, plans for 2019 and his ‘unusual’ instruments.…
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10 songs from musicals that are absolute belters
2018 truly seemed to be the year of the movie-musical. The ‘Greatest Showman’, which came out in 2017, ended the year with its soundtrack as…
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BRIT Awards 2019: What do we think about this year’s nominees?
When Dua Lipa won best female at last year’s BRIT Awards she said, “Here’s to more women winning awards, and more women taking over the…
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Live Review: Miles Kane gives Rock City an energetic show to remember
The Last Shadow Puppets’ Miles Kane put all his energy into his performance at Rock City on Friday night, in his first performance at the…
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Fairytale of New York: Outdated or simply a product of its time?
“You scumbag, you maggot, you cheap lousy f****t.” For years, debate has raged over whether the use of the word ‘faggot’ in The Pogues’ Christmas…
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Album Review: The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships
Touching on modern politics, our love-hate relationship with technology and the experience of living as a millennial, The 1975 deliver an eclectic masterpiece with ‘A…
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Interview: Sam Gifford and The Innocent
After a dazzling performance at Nottingham’s own Albert’s that sent the crowd swaying and jumping, I caught up with up-and-coming indie rock band, Sam Gifford…
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