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Friday Night Fever: Inside the Cult of Half Man Half Biscuit by Steve Hill Route Publishing Out Now Buy Here Half Man Half Biscuit occupy a unique place in British culture. Existing largely outside the...
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Sat in the doldrums of self psychoanalysis, Jamie T turned to the sounds of a youthfully free speaking Paul Weller. Ghosts might not be real, but try and tell your mind that they don’t exist during...
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Long Island-based hardcore metal brutalists Pain of Truth return with a righteously blistering new album, hot on the heels of their ongoing and permanently busy release schedule. Quantity has in no way...
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Mi von Ahn: Yet all drifts (Self Release) Out Now Mi von Ahn has announced her third album, Delta Veins, arriving November 6th, and released the hazey new single, Yet All Drifts. A silky dreampop...
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View ArticleAdult DVD: Fighting Cocks, Kingston – Live Review
Adult DVD Fighting Cocks Kingston September 29th 2026 Big, bouncing, bleepy beats and slyly seductive lyrics make Adult DVD one of the live circuit’s most-compelling acts. Steve Morgan is a slave to...
View ArticleJohnny Depp guests on new Glenn Richards single
Johnny Depp lends his presence to the latest single by Glenn Richards and the Venus Lakes, out now on Depp’s own IN.2 Records. The track, entitled Cold Hands, Warm Heart, features the Hollywood actor...
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How Does It Feel by Jim Lea Published By Omnibus – October 22nd 2026 (Pre-order) How Does It Feel is the fourth and final chapter in the Slade autobiography series. Noddy Holder, Don Powell and Dave...
View ArticleMartin Rossiter of Gene – Interview
Ahead of two upcoming shows at London’s iconic Roundhouse and a US tour, the very affable and engaging Martin Rossiter caught up with Naomi Dryden-Smith to talk about Gene’s reunion, Ed Sheeran, Welsh...
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The End : New Manchester band post video of the year! The post Watch This! The End post stunning retro looking video of the year appeared first on Louder Than War.
View ArticleBlokeacola: Boastcard – Album Review
If the name Blokeacola summons an expectation of laddish but sugary-sweet pop somewhere between Oasis and ABBA, this would be some miles wide of the mark. While there is no shortage of pop sensibility...
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Tender Youth return with their second album, Turning Torso. The Copenhagen-based four-piece have built a reputation for intense, evocative and energetic live performances, touring extensively across...
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After architect Mies van der Rohe popularised the phrase “less is more”, it became a crutch for a lot of lazy, sloppy architecture. And everything else, for that matter. People took “less is more” to...
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Cowboy Hunters: Punched In The Head Self-Released Listen – Stream Out now Glaswegian two-piece Cowboy Hunters go viral on social media and release the song that...
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