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Records, Reviews

Album | Tanner Porter – The Summer Sinks

by Dominic J Stevenson • 26 October 2016

Tanner Porter is an artist who can capture the listener’s attention with ease. Her voice can reach far and wide and The Summer Sinks… is a good representation of her abilities and potential to grow and blossom. It isn’t perfect…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Hiss Golden Messenger – Heart Like a Levee

by Dominic J Stevenson • 26 October 2016

This record feels like Hiss Golden Messenger (the alias used by M.C Taylor) has just picked up where it left off with it’s majestic 2014 album Lateness of Dancers. This record is filled with the same wonder and magic as…

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Records, Song of the Day

New Artist Profile: GEORGIE

by Joe Sweeting • 26 October 2016

To folk in the East Midlands area of England, Georgie is not a new ‘name’ to music. Having been gigging around the county over the past few years, including several big shows at the Nottingham Rescue Rooms, Georgie, backed by…

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Gigs, Reviews

Live | The Divine Comedy @ St George’s Hall, Bristol

by For Folk's Sake • 22 October 2016

Tonight’s performance from The Divine Comedy is one of two halves or, at least, two costumes. The first outfit that Neil Hannon sports is the bowler-hatted businessman, complete with folded umbrella and starched white shirt. Consistent with the outfit Hannon…

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Blog

Artist Blog | Patch & The Giant confess to all that they stole – Part 2

by Ian Parker • 21 October 2016

Ahead of the release of their debut album early next year, welcome to the second instalment of a five-part confessional from members of Patch & The Giant as they admit to past crimes of the light-fingered variety, and offer up…

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News

Premiere | Gallery 47 – Mother’s Plan

by Ian Parker • 17 October 2016

Gallery 47 is the name given to Jack Peachey’s revolving assembly of Nottingham musicians, due to release their third album in November. Clean is the follow-up to 2014’s All Will Be Well, a record which helped earn Peachey a support…

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