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• Y: Enter

  

  Eclectic London quintet Y serve a mix of post-punk, vaudeville and leftfield dance pop on their Enter EP. They are a hybrid of Nine Inch Nails, the Dresden Doll... Read more

  The 12 may 2026 by   Hctf
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• The Shirts: Live At Paradise 1979

  

  As a follow-up for their Live feat. Annie Golden album Brooklyn's power pop meets New Wave band The Shirts look back at their first act again with another... Read more

  The 11 may 2026 by   Hctf
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• Atsuko Chiba: Torn

  

  Montréal based experimental post-rockers Atsuko Chiba made a video for Torn, a track from their self-titled album: "The six tracks are mood pieces about subject... Read more

  The 11 may 2026 by   Hctf
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• Zela Margossian Quintet: Remedy

  

  The Zela Margossian Quintet are at crossroads on their Remedy album. Should they for easy-on-the-ears jazz or dig a little deeper and head for the backroads... Read more

  The 10 may 2026 by   Hctf
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• Words About Music (835): Rick Wright

  

  It's a mistake thinking that drugs supplied Pink Floyd with the inspiration. The ones who took drugs were the ones who came to see the shows. Read more

  The 10 may 2026 by   Hctf
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• Shark School – ‘Don’t Trust a Man’

  

  Photo credit: Niamh Barry Galway trio Shark School have shared ‘Don’t Trust a Man’ ahead of the release of their debut album ‘Selachimorpha’, via Strange Brew o... Read more

  The 09 may 2026 by   Spectralnights
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• Custard Flux: Show @ Underground Lounge in Chicago

  

  Detroit based psychedelic rock band Custard Flux are playing at the Underground Lounge in Chicago on August 15. Expect lots of songs from their latest album... Read more

  The 09 may 2026 by   Hctf
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• We Stood Like Kings: Pinocchio

  

  Belgian post-rock We Stood Like Kings are playing with light and shade on their new album Pinocchio, switching between gentle piano, neo=clssical inspired... Read more

  The 09 may 2026 by   Hctf
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• Basement – ‘Wired’ Album Review

  

  Basement return with ‘Wired’, the Ipswich five-piece’s first new album in over eight years. Released via their original label, Run For Cover Records, the... Read more

  The 08 may 2026 by   Spectralnights
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• The Slow Clock: Gaze At The Raisin

  

  Dutch singer and guitarist Harmen Kuiper once again has wrapped himself in the cape of his one-man band The Slow Clock. On Gaze At The Raisin he covers a lot... Read more

  The 08 may 2026 by   Hctf
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