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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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Night Beats ‘Rajan’
Danny Lee Blackwell is on righteous fire right now; hot on the heels of his Abraxas album ‘Monte Carlo’ and…
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Rhoda Dakar Speaks to Eyeplug
Rhoda Dakar recently took time out from her growingly hectic schedule to speak to The ‘mighty’ Scenester about her current activity…
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Author – Roger Marriott
Roger Marriott was born on a council estate in West London in 1967, and grew up in the 70’s and…
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Casino Classics – Longjohn Reviews
Casino Classics – Complete Collection Album review Cherry Red Records have seen fit to extend their musical family to incorporate a…
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Ace Album Reviews – Aug 2013 by Colin Bryce
This is volume number five in the New Breed R&B series that began way back in 2001. The series was…
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Blue Mink – LP Review
The Singles Collection – Blue Mink (Glam CD 124) Take yourself back to the early 1970’s, to an age when…
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Watch The Closing Doors – A History of New York’s Musical Melting Pot Vol. 1 (1945-59)
(2 CD set, Future Noise) Often, the hallmark of a genuinely brilliant concept is that one is immediately thinks, ‘Why…
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DozenQ – Stone Foundation
Stone Foundation are a seven piece band who hail from the Midlands and are inspired by a Modernist meeting of…
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Album Reviews – September 2012 by Colin Bryce
Nobody Wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 (Kent/Ace) By all accounts the tail end of Stax Records business life wasn’t very…
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DozenQ – Polly and the Billets Doux
Polly And The Billets Doux are something quiet different. The genre-defiant quartet began life in the middle of a smoky…
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