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ALBUM REVIEW: Aiko – Fortune’s Child

Moscow born, Czech Republic raised and Brighton-based artist Aiko is back with her second album 'Fortune's child', taking listeners on an emotional rollercoaster while experimenting with new sounds.
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LIVE REVIEW: Puma Blue, KOKO, London, 28/09/2023

Bringing down the curtain on his dream show, Puma Blue is a man of little words tonight for good reason, because he lets the music do the talking for him. Apart from the occasional softly spoken gentle “Thank you’s” and “Are you okays”, Allen’s classy, exquisite and timeless appeal as a live musician is second to none. Remember when we claimed Puma Blue to be an enigma? Well this is what we meant.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Creeper – Sanguivore

Nobody does a dramatic exit quite like Creeper, and nobody does escapism within a world of music and commitment to a theme quite like them either. The latest slice of musical delight from Southampton’s finest is 'Sanguivore', which takes listeners by the hand and, with two fangs on the neck, into the dark, alluring and bloody world of vampire lore.
Music Reviews

ALBUM REVIEW: Taproot – SC\SSRS

Even if 'SC\SSRS' is just a one-off release from Taproot, it’s an essential one for fans. While it definitely ranks highly among the band’s back catalogue, fans of the recent nu-metal revival, and of heavy music in general will also find something to love on here.
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