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10Apr

Review: Les Savy Fav - Patty Lee

As far as I'm concerned, indie rock can be divided into two camps - the butch, swaggering lager-louts who sing about booze and girls, and the arty-farty types who write poetry and read lots of books in between recording albums. Les Savy Fav definitely fall into the latter category.

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27Mar

Review: The Young Knives - Turn Tail

Turn Tail is the third song to come from The Young Knives most recent album Superabundance. The band are well reputed for their frantic punky tunes and geeky lyrics, so I was quite surprised that the band released this track.

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17Mar

Review: The Futureheads - The Beginning of the Twist

Sunderland rockers The Futureheads are on form, it would seem - 'The Beginning Of The Twist' is a pithy slice of northern post-punk at its best.

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30May

Patti Smith is Back - A Review of 'Twelve'

To me, Patti Smith will always be known for three things: her role as the punk poet laureate, her fall from a high stage in Florida, breaking several vertebrae in her neck, and her propensity to perform on elevated stages in short skirts and without underwear. None of these is a bad thing (she survived the fall), but they do rather set her apart from the norm.

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25Jan

Review: Big Hand

Promo CD (+MySpace) Label: Zorbic Media

For those of you who think that Less Than Jake, or Reel Big Fish are as good as it gets, open your ears and let Big Hand change your misguided mind. I've never been a huge fan of ska myself, but have become slightly enamoured with this band. Having heard my fair share of ska music from across the Atlantic, after hearing Big Hand I can only conclude that we so do it better in the UK.

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