RSD DROPS RETURN
Record Store Day 2021 to place across Saturday 12th June and Saturday 17th July
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RSD DROPS RETURN
Record Store Day 2021 to place across Saturday 12th June and Saturday 17th July
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PHOTO BY DON WAS
On Friday 5th March, Fyfe Dangerfield frontman of Mercury Prize and BRIT Award nominated band Guillemots releases The Birdwatcher EP, his first body of work in a decade.
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Did you read about the couple that had been told that they had won the Euro Millions jackpot of £182million only to receive a call moments later to advise that because the Direct Debit payment didn’t go through, they hadn’t? it made me smile in a sick, sadistic and rather twisted way though I guess I’ll just blame this on lockdown!
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THE ZEROS TOUR SET FOR SEPTEMBER INCLUDING TWO NIGHTS AT BRIXTON ACADEMY
ALL TICKETS ON SALE NOW
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Photo Credit: Damien Hyde
Scott Matthews Announces Autumn / Winter Tour
Audacious new album ‘New Skin’ out 14th May on Shedio Records
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“Draped with a heady and nostalgic fuzz…an excellent second album- 8/10”- The Line Of Best Fit
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After gaining much experience in the industry Ione has now decided to pour her energy into her own music. Following on from a number of single releases, Ione now presents her new EP ‘The Tide Is Changing’, consisting of three very candid tracks. At once personal and relatable, Ione is a master of story-telling. Join us as we delve a little deeper into each of the songs features on the EP…
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The often disconcerting honesty and the raw pain that pulses throughout his street poetry is disarming and, at times, deeply moving. Through exposing his own vulnerabilities on ‘nhs’ – “It always rains when it's sunny” and imparting a level of universal reassurance becomes weirdly comforting, even though he depicts life as “the same old shit, different day”.
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Not only are the singles’ titles self-explanatory but Wilde has opened a gateway into her past by returning full circle to her South London roots, combining her sharp-witted lyricism through Spoken Word/Rap alongside her more familiar style husky, punky soul vocals.
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There was only one live album recorded during the early days, which featured the original line up of the band, this was available in Japan in the late 90’s for a very short time before it was deleted. Fast forward 20 years and I was delighted to hear that the Acid Jazz label have remastered a new release from the original source tape and made it available on a ‘baby blue’ double LP, CD and Download.
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This is a very hypnotic set of 4 tracks, each offering their own 'alternative' so to speak. We might view each song as a portal into a new chapter of March's own life, and/or as a different sonic experiment for the listener to immerse themselves in.
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Issued digitally, on CD and in a limited edition gatefold coloured double vinyl, it has been produced with the full co-operation of the group’s Keith Guster, allowing us to use previously unseen photos and illustrations. Compiled by Eddie Piller and Dean Rudland and the band’s official biographer Paul ‘Smiler’ Anderson, who has contributed an extended note that tells the band’s story in compelling detail.
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ADE ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM ‘MIDNIGHT PIZZA’
RELEASED 23 APRIL, VIA TRICKWORK
+ RELEASES “THE CITY” SINGLE + CINEMATIC TEASER TRAILER
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RISING STAR DIGGA D ANNOUNCES NEW MIXTAPE ‘MADE IN THE PYREX’
OUT FRIDAY 26TH FEBRUARY 2021 - PRE-ORDER HERE
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1991 was a momentous year for The Brand New Heavies. They started it without a singer second on the bill to The James Taylor Quartet and by the end they were had a Top 3 US hit and were about to embark on a run of 16 Top 40 hits in the UK. N’Dea Davenport was by this point fronting the group as their guest singer, and the brilliant string of singles from their debut album were becoming locked in the minds of an ever-growing fan base.
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“9/10 - excellent…their most distinctive and mature so far” – Loud and Quiet
“4 stars – deft and captivating” - Album of the Week, Metro
“4 stars – Glowing in the Dark is very much for these times” – Mojo
“8/10 – an irresistible lovestruck confection” – Uncut
“4 stars – the pleasure principle is writ large here” – The Arts Desk
“4 stars - When the songwriting and appetite for invention remains this strong, Django Django certainly have a lot more to give” – DIY Magazine
UK Hip-hop prodigy Jody Bigfoot has a huge project underway and is teasing the release of the full LP and feature-length film ‘Duszt’ up until it drops in full this May Day. For now, expect a string of gripping trailers from the film as well as single releases.
Trailer 1 showcased the darker side of ‘Duszt’, whereas Trailer 2 shows us its more poetic side. It is precisely this combination that makes both the music and visual so captivating. Jody Bigfoot explores the dualities of human existence in a very painterly way. The project would also not be what it is without the remarkable talent of German producer Tandaro, who Bigfoot met in a random reggae Facebook group and later met up in person in London for Notting Hill Carnival.
As for the film, it was shot with the help of a trusted long-time collaborator of Bigfoot, Jonjames Oxberry-Hogg, in Japan, where Bigfoot had previously lived for a year back in 2011. The pair returned specifically for this project, to accompany the fantastic twelve-track album with a stunning visual element. They began filming almost the minute they touched down and maintained that momentum for the entire two months, sometimes out of the house for 36 hours at a time with no sleep!
There were more travails to come in post-production. Kid Eastah, a local artist who featured in the opening track had to have all of their shots removed from the movie as they entered into the Japanese corporate world which frowns upon people having their faces on YouTube and the public sphere outside of their profession. This presented a serious headache given his prominence in the shoot. The new cut evokes a fittingly empty feeling, focusing more heavily on the Japanese commute to work, the very same machine that forced Kid Eastah’s removal from the film in the first place.
Despite the trials and tribulations faced to create this film, the results will not disappoint - this is truly unlike anything we have seen or heard. Together, music and film create a multi-sensory experience for the viewer/listener. Stay tuned and keep your eyes peeled.
The first single from ‘Duszt’ called 'Migi Ni Hidari Ni’ is out March 5th, and there’s also a video dropping for the song ‘Hands’ on 19th February! Full release is May Day.
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