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The Mercury 1967 record “Fusion” by Pinnochio & the Puppets blends western rock and eastern raga, showcasing a unique psychedelic sound. The flip side, “Cowboys and Indians,” features a surf guitar riff. After this release, the group rebranded as Mortimer…
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Chron Gen, a punk band with aspirations of fame and fortune, reflects on their journey from humble beginnings to a changing sound. Amid criticisms of their debut album, they express a desire to evolve beyond traditional punk themes. Their new…
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Marcia Strassman’s 1967 single “The Groovy World Of Jack And Jill” did not achieve commercial success, overshadowed by the more memorable B-side “The Flower Shop.” While the latter followed her hit “The Flower Children” and capitalised on the flower power…
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Portuguese label Chaputa! celebrates its 100th record release with “Still Primitive | Volume One: The Legacy”, featuring recreations of 60s garage beat classics by modern garage punk bands. Contributing artists include The Loons, The Mourning After, and Greek band The…
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In an insightful interview, Bryan Ferry discusses his music, particularly focusing on Roxy Music’s ‘Avalon’. He reflects on his image, the nature of artistry versus entertainment, and the complexities of fame. Despite his success, he grapples with shyness and self-criticism,…
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Amrik Rai discusses the evolution of Anti-Pasti, a punk band emerging from Derby. The article explores their transition from youthful naivety to a more mature sound and lyrical depth, addressing anti-war themes. The band aims to educate their audience while…
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The Southern Death Cult, a young band from Bradford, aims to challenge stereotypes while navigating cultural identity through their music. Combining powerful lyrics and intricate instrumentation, they critique Americanisation and assert their distinctiveness in the music scene. With their own…
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The ANWL sealed their reputation in the new punk elite by outdoing The Damned in the gross overkill after-gig party tricks when Winston stuck a carrot up his anal passage and ate it along with a lump of excrement (source…
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Modern English aims to define their unique identity amidst challenges in the music industry, often mislabelled alongside bands like Joy Division. Their new album, ‘After The Snow’, seeks broader appeal through polished, accessible sounds while maintaining artistic integrity. The band…
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On Portobello Road in May 1982, The Clash re-emerged following drummer Topper Headon’s departure. Joe Strummer reflected on his hiatus, seeking personal validation, while the band prepared for a new phase as a trio. Their album “Combat Rock” showcased a…
