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GUN – Manchester Academy 2: Live Review

We’re at Manchester Academy 2 for a triple bill of Hard Rock with Gun, Kira Mac and Collateral.

Bristol punk rockers IDLES hit up Manchester’s O2 Apollo for the first of three shows as a part of their sold-out UK Tour.

Wow! Blimey! All of that as neo-trad goes disco. New album – Pool – from Ross Ainslie.

We’re in Ross-on-Wye to catch Three Idle Women on the back of their All Hands Together album release.

Wafty dream-pop with a sense of heritage and permanence from The Innocence Mission.

Martha from Liverpool’s Hushtones joins us for a Why I Love on Kate Bush…

Otherish are back to challenge every tissue of your body with their new album, When I Was You.

Singer/songwriter, yogi and International Retreat Guide Mary Bue finds solace and safety on her third single – Bedding Down With the Deer.

Ashley Reaks continues his prog-punk soundscape explorations on solo album #14. Give it a deep listen – concentration pays dividends.

The evil Sinatra/Hazlewood, Birkin/Gainsbourg or is it Sonny and Cher. Re-issued gem for Lanegan’s 60th.

A debut solo album from ‘The Harpoonist’ showcases a lighter, witty side of blues music that is as entertaining as it is musically creative.

November yields to December and that can only mean one thing – another album of simple songs covering complicated subjects, from Beans On Toast.

In the first of two Why I Loves from Hushtones, vocalist Mick explains his love for The Beatles.

Welsh power station closes with a flourish of inspired neo-trad on Nefydd by Calan.

South London power pop combo Fightmilk test out new opportunities on their 3rd album, No Souvenirs.