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The Top 50 Albums of 2021
“Living Proof At My Fingertips” – A Beginner’s Guide to Echo & The Bunnymen
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FROM WORST TO BEST: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
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An interview with The Slates
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Dead Friday Society – Hazel Door Mouse and Support (Northern Quarter)
The Amazing Devil – Ruin.
Taylor Swift releases Red (Taylor’s Version)
New Album Releases
Best New Music
News
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CULT ’70s: Funkadelic – ‘Maggot Brain’
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Prince Omari
by
Louis Marlow
June 9, 2018
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Gigs & Festivals
tags
2018
,
Billy Bragg
,
Drahla
,
festival
,
Galaxians
,
live music
,
Long Division
,
Louis Marlow
,
Prince Omari
,
review
,
The Membranes
,
Thomas Ragsdale
,
Wakefield
,
Wiyaala
LIVE REVIEW: Long Division Festival 2018
by
Louis Marlow
June 9, 2018
in
Gigs & Festivals
tags
2018
,
Billy Bragg
,
Drahla
,
festival
,
Galaxians
,
live music
,
Long Division
,
Louis Marlow
,
Prince Omari
,
review
,
The Membranes
,
Thomas Ragsdale
,
Wakefield
,
Wiyaala
What we got up to at the 2018 edition of Wakefield’s ever-impressive Long Division Festival.
