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Video interview: Wembley 2021? Sports Team aim high

This UK band have been shaking up the indie scene in a big way for around a year now – Sports Team are one of the most intriguing and characteristic bands on the rock horizon who are deniably doing their own thing – even if I can’t quite put my finger on what makes them so unique and fascinating. They’ve seen an overwhelming response …

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Skate punk veterans on being more political and having social media issues : Millencolin interviewed

In the US, skateboarding culture has long been intertwined with popular music. As early as 1964, Californian duo Jan & Dean recorded “Sidewalk Surfin”, an adaptation of The Beach Boys’ “Catch a Wave” with new lyrics associated with skateboarding. In the early-to-mid-80s, however, skateboard-riding punk/hardcore acts such as JFA, Hogan’s Heroes, Suicidal Tendencies, Agression, The Offspring and NOFX built sizeable …

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Hamburg Crib Sessions #6: ELIH interviewed

Roots music or American traditional folk music include many categories of music as bluegrass, gospel, blues and Cajun to bring up a few examples, and have a special place in the history of music especially in the American South where it partly was intertwined in the process that brought forward The Emancipation Proclamation – black slaves became free people. Thus …

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Danish post-punk/new wave inspired by Swedish melancholy: Boundaries interviewed

Since the sixties most internationally acknowledged music coming out of Scandinavia has been associated with Sweden. Bands like ABBA, Roxette and Ace of Base are just a few of those Swedish artists who have sold millions of albums across the world. You rarely hear much about similar success stories of neighboring countries Norway, Finland and Denmark but that’s about to …

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