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Orwellian indie rock from relentlessly touring The Blinders: Interview

Just after the world entered the 2010s, the British music press declared the death of indie rock music. Dirty Projectors’ David Longstreth meant that the scene was now largely a “musically underwhelming” xerox of groups that came before, “an amorphous genre of music primarily defined by its frequent public agonizing over what it is and isn’t”, and he didn’t even …

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FEWS on band changes and getting music out quicker: Interview

Malmö four-piece FEWS, an American/British/Swedish kraut-inspired post-punk story, signed a record deal after sending a demo link to their Soundcloud page to a “random person” at record label PIAS, ending up in the release of their first album “Means” in 2016 – with that random person as their manager. They also tried to reach out to Swedish international superstar football …

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Anything can happen (as long as it sounds good): Demons of Ruby Mae interviewed

Demons of Ruby Mae can’t help but appear a tad annoyed, whenever people try to define their music. I guess you can’t really blame them: after years of hearing definitions as disparate as “indie pop”, “acoustic”, “electronica” and at one time even “folk”, it must get annoying. Multi-instrumentalists Adam Rowley and Jonny Gavin have played in bands since their teenage …

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Download Festival: A pilgrimage for fans of rock and heavy metal

We’re off to UK’s spiritual home of heavy rock on the festival scene in June! And we already have a huge problem: There’s so much metal, so little time!  Download Festival is one of the UK’s and arguably the world’s greatest rock and metal music festivals, showcasing a lineup of the scene’s biggest names and breakthrough stars in Donington Park …

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