Post-punk
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Nothingheads ‘The Art Of Sod’ LP review
Nothingheads debut album punches it’s way out of your speakers from the beginning of ‘Private Pyle’ and doesn’t let up…
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Black Doldrums – ‘In Limerence’
Black Doldrums have been growing in stature over the last few years with their live shows sounding bigger and more…
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Bang!…The Gluts are back…
Bang!, very aptly titled, is a total attack on the senses, an immense sound, ragged and desperate. It explodes from…
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The Third Sound ‘Most Perfect Solitude’
Hakon Adalsteinsson has been pursuing his musical vision over a number of years via a number of different bands and…
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Juju – Apocalypse Is God’s Spoiler
Juju are back! Not only back with a new album, the first since 2021s ‘La Que Sabe’ , but it…
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There is beauty in decline…Golden Hours s/t album
Golden Hours are heading out for a handful of live dates later this month coinciding with the second pressing of…
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Take a hit from ‘Nostalgia’s Glass’…
The Underground Youth have never done superficial and that hasn’t changed with latest release ‘Nostalgia’s Glass’, as always on the…
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Black Doldrums – Dead Awake album review
I’ve been keenly following the progress of Black Doldrums since first seeing them way down the bill at a psych…
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Eyeplug talks to The Fallen Leaves
You can expect a proper show, with sound, songs, and panache. There will be no T-shirts, no jeans and no…
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The Electric Stars: Velvet Elvis The Only Lover Left Alive LP
I have to confess that The Electric Stars are a band I’ve not heard of at all, but I’m always…
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Paul Armfield speaks to Eyeplug
‘Domestic’ is the recently recorded album by Paul Armfield, a collection of songs that pivot around the theme of ‘home’,…
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Tess Parks: Live by Gary Powell
Cast your mind back a bit; December 2018…..It’s a rainy and bitterly cold night in the dark heart of old…
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