While some artists’ side projects between main projects can fade into insignificance, in 22 brief minutes Staples still manages to make a lasting impression.
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Deaf Balloons bring light from darkness with The Black Country
Bringing light from the darkness of Wolverhampton, Deaf Balloons show they’re ready to take flight with The Black Country
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Colour Carnival impress with sophomore EP ‘Panic Sold’
Colour Carnival streamline their many influences into one entertaining psych rock package on Panic Sold
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I Feel Fine are doing well with an EP wrapped in emo influences
Brighton indie/emo band I Feel Fine establish a solid foundation on their debut EP.
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‘Pop Music’ sees Remo Drive polish their sound, for better or worse
After their runaway success in 2017, Remo Drive follow up it up with a satisfactory three track EP.
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Suicidal Tendencies deliver disappointment and boredom in equal measure on new EP ‘Get Your Fight On!’
Suicidal Tendencies’ misguided attempt at sticking two fingers up to authority comes across as puerile and a bit tedious
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EP Review: Belle and Sebastian – How to Solve Our Human Problems (Part 2)
Despite a gradual descent into middle age, the second installment of Belle & Sebastian’s latest EP trilogy demonstrates a youthful, devil-may-care attitude
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EP Review: Let’s Be Friends by Quiche
A varied, delightful EP showcases a Glasgow act willing to let their hair down and deliver on all bases.
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EP Review: The Dunts – Not Working Is Class
The Dunts serve up a raucous, rebellious set of in-your-face tracks with their new EP Not Working Is Class.
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EP Review: In Forever by Black Tiles
Black Tiles’ vibrant, self-aware debut EP shows promise despite lacking finesse production-wise.
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