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Elvis Costello & The Imposters – Return of the spectacular spinning songbook
The spectacular spinning songbook. A great idea. Have the setlist be decided by audience participation and mere chance. A great idea from Elvis Costello and, gathering from the fans and critics responses, a sucessful tour.
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Dexterity Press
Dexterity Press is a project set up by Kerri and Jeff (from a band we love called Shipping News). Working by commission on anything print related (CD/LP sleeves, packages, invitations, etc), they also do a lot of creative stuff. Their Etsy shop is an example of the work they’ve done, their website offers a wider…
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Dan Sartain – Too Tough To Live
A while ago we talked you about motherfucking Dan Sartain and his rockabilly ways. We did. Now, just because we sneaked into FatCat‘s secret vaults, realised we were supposed to turn left in Albuquerque and then go into One Little Indian ‘s vaults instead, we pillaged it and reviewed his newest album, Too tough to…
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Interview – Hey Sholay
Once upon a time, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back when men were birch trees and women were ash trees (whole meaning to birds and the bees, uh?), we asked Hey Sholay to give us an interview. Sadly, it was just on the eve of a world tour that included kicking Onslaught‘s butt (fuckin’ Marvel comics…). After all that…
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Invite : Hey Sholay, The Hot Soles and Mad Colours
Hey ho ho homies! Tis the season for clichés and bad puns (no change from our usual dross, then?) and it seems The Harley has delivered a mince pie* of a line up with:
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The Glass Child – This is how ghosts are made
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Cheap Jazz – The Shape of Fun to come
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Interview – Trojan Horse
#IFOWONPRO ! That means I For One Welcome Our New Prog Rock Overlords! Some say we are paraphrasing Grand Theft Auto Vice City, the less knowledgeable points out to a brilliant episode of The Simpsons but the true origin of the “I for one welcome our ___ overlords” is from an obscure 70s film based on…
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Interview – The Whiskey Priest
We love Seth Woods. Whether under the guise of Sad Accordions (review, interview) or The Whiskey Priest (review, review), there’s something in the music he makes that grows to another plane guided by that wistful voice. So, after having grilled him regarding Sad Accordions, we had to do some questions about The Whiskey Priest…
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