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In a convergence of pop history and cutting-edge talent, the International Pop Overthrow (IPO) festival is set to turn Liverpool's iconic Cavern Club into a hotbed of global indie pop. The festival's grand finale? A two-day showcase from Think Like A Key Music that promises to
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Local newspaper St. Helens Star recently featured an article on Brian Shea, a member of the St. Helens band Bordellos, and his newly released album, Songs for Cilla to Sing. The album serves as a heartfelt tribute to the late Cilla Black, showcasing songs that Shea initially wrote for the
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We are thrilled to share the news that Peter Daltrey & The Know Escape's latest album, Running Through Chelsea, has been reviewed by Spill Magazine and received a remarkable 4.5 stars and an editor's pick accolade! This amazing collaboration between Peter Daltrey and Mark Mortimer
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Wally Waller Delivers Enthralling Performance of 'The Good Mr. Square/She Was Tall, She Was High' from The Pretty Things' Classic Album, 'Parachute', Co-Written with Phil May. Legendary bassist and producer Wally Waller, best known for his work with The Pretty Things, has released his
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Ollie Halsall's blistering guitar solos have been a well-kept secret among guitar enthusiasts, despite the admiration of some of the world's greatest six-stringers. Born in 1949, Halsall began his music career as a drummer and vibraphonist before taking up the guitar in 1967. As a member
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Tom McConnell trained at Abbey Road, plays Glastonbury, and builds papier-mâché stage props. His band shouldn’t work. It absolutely does.
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In an era where nostalgia meets innovation, Peter Daltrey of Kaleidoscope/Fairfield Parlour fame has teamed up with former DC Fontana member Mark Mortimer for a psych-rock revival that's anything but a rehash. Their new album, Running Through Chelsea, credited to Peter Daltrey and The Know Escape, is
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Hold onto your headphones, folks! The avant-garde music scene is about to get a lot more... avant-garde-ier. The Gatekeepers are throwing open the doors to their wild musical world with the premiere of their lyric video for "The Patron," featuring none other than the masters of musical mystery
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When experienced poet Edward Rogers and master of melody Stephen Butler join forces, the result is the captivating duo Rogers and Butler. With a wealth of experience from their solo careers and various band collaborations, these two artists have created a partnership that produces sensitive pop gems that are both
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features rare live recordings of the band Flash from 1972 to 1973. The article delves into the band's history, their connection to Yes, and their unique sound that set them apart in the prog-rock scene. Fans of Flash will appreciate the in-depth look into the band's
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In a recent interview with The Strange Brew podcast, renowned drummer John Halsey opened up about his fascinating career, including his time with the legendary Patto, sessions for Lou Reed's Transformer, and Roy Harper. Halsey's journey began with local bands and Felder's Orioles before
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Uncovering Jimmy Campbell: Mark Johnston Interview In our exclusive interview with Mark A. Johnston, we delve into his pivotal role in reviving Jimmy Campbell's musical legacy. Mark's efforts in the 2000s led to the release of the Rockin' Horse, Kirkby's, and The 23rd