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This is a review from my companion at the gig

“I’ve been obsessed with Adam Green since purchasing the Moldy Peaches debut album and doing what seems to be that rarest of things, since I’ve grown out of my teens, falling head over heels in love with it.
As an ex riot grrl (apart from [...]

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A reminder that we do a mean podcast – featuring all the above: click the pic for more details and/or subscribe below.

Sorted.

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Includes some local bands alongside an exotic range of international talent – visit the density of sound podcast page for more details and download links

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As usual they feature the best unsigned and eclectic music we could find, yer usual mix of dubstep folk, world music, idm, drones and alsorts more.
Enjoy
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First time for ages at the excellent LAWM with a multi faceted 5 act line up. We arrived to late to see the uniquely talented Kriss Foster but were happily not too late for the buccaneering spirit of One Chip Potato.
(click to visit OCP homepage)
OCP as all the cool cats in the alley call [...]

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God is in the TV apparantly – I thought it was tubes and that, but I’m clearly wrong – It does make me wonder how he/she/it can squeeze in those new flat screen models but then again the whole god thing is a bit of a mystery anyway and perhaps I’m wandering from the topic [...]

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A new show for a new era – Fish radio is no more but fear not, your podcast treat has just got a whole lot sweeter with a new name and er… not much else. This show is crammed full of ambiance, drum and bass, idm, dub, folk, drones, and a whole lot more. All [...]

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Three bands that got it loud at ‘Get it Loud in Libraries‘ – Lancaster Library’s fabulous and deservedly prize winning semi occasionally regularly excellent series of music nights. A big and alarmingly youthful crowd gathered squished in amongst the shelves in the music section and were treated first to Leed’s Sky Larkin, a three piece [...]

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