Food For Worms sees highly praised post-punk quintet Shame develop in new ways, following on from the widespread acclaim of...
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Turnover has returned to the scene, bringing ’70s funk into the 2000s – grab your dancing shoes and let’s get...
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There are loads of artists with the ‘one hit wonder’ seal of shame. In this brand new feature, we revisit...
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Karma Gambit definitely puts their best foot forward on their new LP: The first four songs on When Does Rock...
