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A couple of crackers this week in our Singles Round Up with new material from Drums of Death, Aussie funk merchants The Bamboos and Editors synth wielding 'Papillon'. Ireland's Ash also return with the first single from their planned year long campaign, releasing a new single each two weeks, getting off to a good start with '1980 - True Love'. The Twang give us some 'Encouraging Signs' (see what I did there?) and Robbie Williams is back! (which should, by all rights, be accompanied by a montage

Well. We’ve arrived in Minnesota and caught Restauvant, Left Lane Cruiser and Radio Moscow at the opening night of the Deep Blues Festival. I am gonna have some guest posts for y’all over the next few days and I thought, “Why not start it off with someone from Minnesota?”. Enter Neil Smith to add a little class the site. Hope y’all enjoy. Thanks to Autosy4 for letting me stick my nose in over here and sniff around. This is one of my fave sites, a necessary stop on an almost daily le

When she released her debut album The Virginian in 1997, Neko Case had the pipes and sex appeal to become a breakout country star, but her brains and background would lead her in a less commercial, far more creative direction. With each subsequent record, Case has sharpened her craft and infused more of her musical influences, trimming off a good deal of the twang from her early work and ...