Andy Sweeney
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Gruff Rhys – ‘American Interior’ Album Review
Gruff Rhys and his band, Super Furry Animals, have rocked my world since 1996 when they released one of the most magnificent début albums of all time, “Fuzzy Logic”, and they, to my astonishment,…
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The Both – ‘The Both’ Album Review
Eponymous début album “The Both” is the result of an artistic collaboration between Aimee Mann and Ted Leo. I think it’s fair to say that the majority of people who know a decent amount…
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First We Take Manhattan – ‘Stitch’ Album Review
“Stitch”, is the début album by First We Take Manhattan, a collaboration between Brighton musicians Jack Bayne and Tom White. Those who know their indie will probably be familiar with one of those names,…
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Gary Page – ‘The Age Of Constant Pressure’ Album Review
Unless you live in Eastbourne, or you are a big fan of David Ford as I am, you probably won’t be familiar with Gary ‘G Man’ Page (if you even don’t know who David…
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Kaisas – ‘Degitalize’ Album Review
Kaisas’ songwriter, guitarist and bassist, Babis Kaisas hails from Thessaloniki, Greece and has been making music since 2006, playing in a band called Zandem before going it solo and then forming another band, this…
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Neil Young – ‘A Letter Home’ Album Review
I was well aware what this album contained when I ordered it and the premise sounded fascinating. Neil Young sending sonic “letters home” which were recorded in an old 1947 “Voice-O-Graph” recording booth at…
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