Atlanta based emotive punk trailblazers Michael Cera Palin return to the UK for their first run of shows since the release of their debut album We Could Be Brave to a sold out crowd at Cardiff's Clwb Ifor Bach. Along for the ride were London based experimental emo quintet itoldyouiwouldeatyou and Exeter indie shoegaze quartet Soot Sprite crafting an eclectic night of intense emotions and intricate riffs.
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Ten years of an album is definitely something you should celebrate. In true rock'n roll, that's what Amber Run decided on their sophomore 5am, and what's better than to go on tour, starting with Paris!
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Scottish three-piece The La Fontaines kick off their farewell tour in London after a 16-year career. Support came from Jamie (drums for The La Fontaines) and Darren's (guitar for The La Fontaines) new band, Glass Cheques.
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You know what it is. Here's the best singles of the week.
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You know the deal, here's the best tracks of last week.
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Gnarly and snarling extended play from returning LA industrial duo Youth Code, built from the minds of multi-instrumentalists Sara Taylor and Ryan George.
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In a landscape smothered by algorithmic sterility and suffocating overproduction, Knives’ debut album tears through this idle fabric with grounded intent and scathing delivery. GLITTER is a larger than life, theatrical production of chaotic, punk-forward soundscapes, peppered with jazz and metal influences that catapult the band from fledgling noise-makers into a self-assured force to be reckoned with. The album’s production refrains from over-indulgence and carefully brings their intricate layers to the forefront when appropriate.
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