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Bellowhead – Broadside
Biting Elbows – Biting Elbows
Wake up to Sleep Party People

Yo, people! The Autumn (or fall or otoño) is now upon us, so get out the vitamin C (and mulled wine) ready, ‘cuz it’s downhill (weather-wise) from here. Here’s Sleep Party People with Gazing at the moon. Trippy, melancholic and simply delectable. Have a good week.
Sloucher.org – 3 years and the future of the website

This is the obligatory, self-congratulating post that I’d usually try to avoid writing, but taking into account we’ve managed to stay online for 3 years (despite ourselves), I just wanted to drop a few line (it’ll be quick).
Dandy Overdose – La Noise Fabrique
Wake up to Radical Face

Well, it’s Friday and it’s only 72 hours until we fall into the drudgery of Monday. Sorry for ruining your weekend, but, hey, that’s life, right? What’s less gloomy (at least related to Mondays) is the new track by Radical Face, called ‘Always Gold’, from their upcoming EP, Always Gold, due out November 13. Radical…
EP Round Up: Late Night Fiction, Bromheads, Cuushe, Likes Lions

Hullo hullo, it’s your editor-in-training, Orestes P. Xistos and I’ll be doing this week’s EP round-up. In honour of how good my axons and dendrites are doing, I’ll be assigning a Star Trek equivalent to each of these bands, whether you like it or not (hey, that’s a Dr. Who reference!).
Singles Reviewed: Tall Ships, Funeral Suits, The Fervor, Silver Arm, Lavender Diamond, Fantasy Rainbow, Marcus Foster

Greetings, readers! You still there? This is the second singles column we do this week. Why? Because we are 3 years old this week (officially!). So from all the fictional characters in this shithole of a website, I thank y’all. This week’s singles come courtesy of Pearl Jam, because they wuuuz awesome, yo! Ah, singles, right:
Kathryn Williams – The Pond
Wake up to Zahed Sultan

It’s Thursday and although the weekend is in your grasp, here’s a song that might make a point about the current situation of the world. Courtesy of Zahed Sultan (whom we have reviewed before).