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Peter Hook & The Light – Easter Homecoming – Albert Hall, Manchester: Live Review

We take on the three night challenge of Peter Hook & The Light and the Easter Homecoming at Manchester’s Albert Hall.

Ulster renaissance man, Colin Harper unleashes his bourgeois fury and a whole lot more.

New two song EP from Bird In The Belly combines the urban and rural in their inimitable style.

Here it comes… Hard Frost, the new album from our favourite Brooklynite, Annie Keating, has just appeared above the horizon.

We head back into the Time Tunnel as Stuart Anthony recalls the heady days of 1984/5 when he had some adventures with U2.

The brothers Lury offer a Boss-like grip on their gritty America, that should steer the Blue Highways to the Promised Land.

What happens when a band loses a key member? We kick off a series by looking at two iconic Prog bands…

The irrepressible Devin Townsend brings ‘Lightwork’ to Manchester. Klone and Fixation support.

Something To Tour About celebrates 25 Years of Badly Drawn Boy; one of the UK’s finest ever songwriters.

Electronic pioneers, Orbital, roll into Manchester with a new album to plug, and a bunch of faces to make smiley.

News of the new and inevitably poptastic single from Barbara. Enduring Love is out on 7th March.

Any thoughts that the award-winning Strangers album would be difficult to surpass prove false as the Young Uns have done so with Tiny Notes.

Welsh duo Tapestri offer an enticingly different take on country, with a lovingly crafted offering. Cymrucana, no less.

Authentic slide and snaking blues as the dirty South comes to bite – in the comfort of your living room.

Potent and untampered with ensemble trad from Scotland, as modern as it is old, old as it is modern.