Bristol’s punk rock titans IDLES are back with their fourth studio album, ‘CRAWLER’, just 14 months on from their last release. Seemingly keen to correct…
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IDLES tempt a new direction as they announce latest album ‘Crawler’
Bristol punk rockers IDLES have broken the exciting news that their fourth album ‘CRAWLER’ is set for release on 12 November later this year. They’ve…
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Cucamaras’ ‘Safe Bet’: an honest song about the daunting reality of uni life
Cucamaras is a Nottingham-based band consisting of Josh Hart, Olly Bowley, Dan McGrath and Joe Newton. When they first started, the band explored indie rock…
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‘It’s been horrendous’ – a chat with Nottingham’s Cucamaras on lockdown, life post-Covid and what inspires them
Cucamaras are an indie/post-punk band from Nottingham whose latest single, ‘Death of the Social’, was released on 16 April, featuring an interesting sound and thought-provoking…
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10 great albums for your lockdown
If you’ve worn your Spotify playlists down to the bone, Dan Fauzi’s variegated isolation selection has you covered… Lockdown has triggered a whole range of…
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Dot to Dot Festival 2019: A showcase of Nottingham’s vibrant music scene
Nottingham may not be the biggest city, but the cultural talent that was on offer at Dot to Dot surpassed populated distinctions. A festival that…
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Gig Review: Hawthorne Heights Rock the Crowd of Nottingham – But Not Quite Everyone
Mediocrity simply doesn’t cut it. Look, I’ll preface this review by saying I’m not inherently a fan of the emo-rock genre so perhaps it may…
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