Review: Harridan Porcupine Tree

by Nicholas Gaudet
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The progressive metal gods have returned from the dead, Steven Wilson fresh with a couple new albums down his belt since Porcupine Tree’s last album, with a new single titled ‘Harridan’. The single is over eight minutes in length, with every second filled with bliss and talent.

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Review: Fly As Me Silk Sonic

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Silk Sonic have delivered one of the funkiest tracks of the year, as part of their new LP ‘An Evening With Silk Sonic’, titled ‘Fly As Me’, showcasing an array of talents from the two songwriters Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars.

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Review: Smokin Out the Window Silk Sonic

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The third and final single, ‘Smokin Out the Window’ from the upcoming album by supergroup Silk Sonic, composed of Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, sticks with the same theme as the other two, while showing all sorts of different colours the last two singles hadn’t already painted.

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Review: Shoshana Sleeping Jethro Tull

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Out of the blue, the progressive rock legends Jethro Tull not only announced a new album, ‘The Zealot Gene’, but also released their first new single in eighteen years, ‘Shoshana Sleeping’, which blends all the elements that make Jethro Tull so, well, legendary. 

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Review: James Vincent Mcmorrow Moves into New Territory with Latest Album Grapefruit Season

by Joe Sharratt
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Irish singer songwriter James Vimcent McMorrow’s indie folk credentials go way back to around 2010 and the release of his debut album Early In The Morning, a record that was a runaway success, earning rave reviews, tour dates and appearances on the likes of Later… with Jools Holland. It was a soulful record that many compared to Bon Iver’s For Emma, Forever Ago, and for the indie folk troubadour, there can hardly be higher praise.

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