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Song of the Day

#272 Rachel Sermanni – Everything Changes

by Ali Mason • 30 November 2013

Rachel Sermanni’s debut album Under Mountains was one of our favourites of 2012, so it’s no small thing to say her new song, ‘Everything Changes’, may be her best yet. Though only 22, Sermanni has been touring for five years…

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Interviews

Interview | Nicki Bluhm Goes Full Steam Ahead

by Theresa Heath • 29 November 2013

Nicki Bluhm is no stranger to touring life, having completed an epic, 200-date, US tour as part of Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers in 2013. This October saw the San Francisco 6-piece shrunk to three for their first ever European…

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Song of the Day

#271 Death Vessel feat. Jonsi – Ilsa Drown

by Ian Parker • 29 November 2013

Joel Thibodeau’s neo-folk group Death Vessel will return early next year with their new album Island Intervals! Among the eight songs to be contained therein is ‘Ilsa Drown’, which features vocals from and a co-writing credit for Jonsi of Sigur…

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News

News | Paul Thomas Saunders readying debut album

by Ali Mason • 29 November 2013

Singer-songwriter Paul Thomas Saunders has unveiled a new song ‘Good Women’ from his upcoming debut album. ‘Good Women’ will be released on January 13 with an album, Beautiful Desolation, to follow in the spring. Recorded in his former home town…

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Song of the Day

#270 Emily & The Woods – Helios

by Ian Parker • 28 November 2013

Emily & The Woods will be back with a new EP in the new year, and they’re previewing it with the release of ‘Helios’ as a single next month. Emily says the band have been away listening to the likes…

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Song of the Day

#269 Ned Roberts – Blues #6

by Ian Parker • 27 November 2013

There is a lot more than just 5,300 miles separating York from Los Angeles, but Ned Roberts has bridged the gap in an extraordinarily quick time. When he used to play the pubs and clubs inside York’s ancient city walls…

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