Album review: Self Esteem – Compliments Please
Self Esteem’s Compliments Please is a positive indication that creative, labour-of-love alternatives to production line pop is still very much alive and well in 2019.
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Album review: The Japanese House – Good at Falling
Good at Falling cracks open the door and successfully allows The Japanese House to make an impressive and compelling connection.
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Rozalla, Queen of Rave
The light is well and truly beaming right now for Rozalla, and it seems it has no means of fading anytime soon.
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Album review: Ladytron – Ladytron
Ladytron is one of Ladytron’s most essential records and one that builds on their surprisingly long tenure as one of the most influential electronic bands of the last 20 years.
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Album review: Broods – Don’t Feed the Pop Monster
Don’t Feed the Pop Monster is Broods’ most classically pop album so far and also their best. If it isn’t a hit then don’t blame them and instead look take a harder look at the current state of pop culture as it continues to merrily eat itself.
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Brighton and Hove Pride 2019 – the headliners
Brighton and Hove Pride announces the headliners for its 2019 Pride in the Park and LoveBN1Fest, which this year marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Inn uprising
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Album review: DAWN – New Breed
In New Breed, Dawn Richard has become the master of her idiosyncratic sound, a true one-off who creates what she loves.
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Album review: Sharon Van Etten – Remind Me Tomorrow
Remind Me Tomorrow is Sharon Van Etten as she is right now with a new page turned and brilliantly, fearlessly looking forward.
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Vada’s Albums of the Year 2018 – Part 2
John Preston finishes his round-up of the best albums of the year.
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Vada’s Albums of the Year 2018 – Part 1
John Preston has revisited the abundance of amazing music that was released over the last 12-months and picks what he considers to be the very best 10 albums of 2018.
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