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Firesign
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Four Horsemen
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Jewel
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Pleasure Machine
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Back In The Real World
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Taught
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The Day I Die
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Danny's Sacred Moon
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City Of Indifference
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Happy Juice Records Tarvin, UK
This will get in your head!" BBC Introducing. "Passionate, humorous, communal sounding expressions.. engaging", Oliver Arditi. "Immense output & brilliance", The Situation. "Powerful voice", Here Comes The Flood. "Beautifully crafted songs with bite and edge", Mind, Body & Boogie festival. "Fine, powerful & melodic guitar", F. Scott Corrigan. "Powerful lyrics, absorbing melodies", Nigel Stonier. ... more
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HERMIT AND THE NOTWE
by Tim Lee
This is a sensitive, troubled, at times raucous album with plenty of focus; hooky lyrics and guitar lines that make you want to join in, internally at least, for a cathartic sing-along.
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The Only Surviving Copy
by Guitar Mal
Wonderfully warm, positive artist with a big heart and a concern for those things which really matter. Gravelly voice, plaintive instrumentation. Just lovely.
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Primitive Blues
by Dirty Ray with Pre Sleep Monologue
This is one of the best bands I've ever seen, apocalyptic folk, grunge and blues influences. Awesome, be prepared to have your mind blown.
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A collection of short stories set to music, the latest from Dave Perkins pairs evocative writing with rustic Americana arrangements.
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Under The Surface
by Nameless Ghost
The wrenching songs on the latest from Nameless Ghost tackle loss and grief amidst toothy indie rock.
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The home-recorded new LP from surrounds oaky acoustic guitars with wreaths of violin for a full on ’70s California vibe.
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