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LIVE REVIEW: Dead Poet Society, Bexley, Dead Animals @ Jimmy’s
After two years, Boston-based alt rockers Dead Poet Society return to the north west to showcase their righteous uplifting anarchy to a feisty Liverpool crowd. Liverpool’s status as a ‘music city’ is often up for debate these days. Certainly, from The Beatles to The Wombats, there’s a real pedigree, but in a year which has…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Kerosene Heights – Southeast of Somewhere
a recklessly hopeful sounding collection of tracks, but one that carries the acute awareness that comes with age that you aren’t invincible 2023 has been another strong year for the so-called ‘emo revival’, and whilst the music industry does still represent a financial hell-scape for so many of its participants, the DIY scene seems to…
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SINGLE REVIEW: Bella Wright – Worth The Crime
Hailing from Montana and now based in Liverpool, Bella Wright brings the sound of sunny teenage days over white picket fences to rainy Merseyside, and it’s impossible not to love it. In her Instagram bio, Bella Wright’s mission statement is clear; her music is a ’90’s coming of age soundtrack’, and her latest single perfectly…
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ALBUM REVIEW: harm. – a song you can’t feel anymore.
harm. pluck the listener from their seat and launch them into a world of simultaneous ferocity and beauty LP2 has been a bit of a battle for North Carolina based sextet, harm.. Following on from their 2019 debut, ‘What We Know Is A Drop, What We Don’t Know Is An Ocean’, the band have faced…
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LIVE REVIEW: Gen and the Degenerates, MAYBANK, Dead Animals @ EBGBS
Liverpool’s latest upcoming rock outfit put on a hometown celebration of all things queer, and give an incredible night out in the process. It’s your standard Saturday night on Liverpool’s Ropewalks; people are flooding into the city for a good night out, and even before the doors had opened to the basement venue of EBGBs,…
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