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Various articles or ramblings of a indie pop nature possibly some
recovered from the archives |
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The
Singular Adventures of Phil Wilson
I figured Phil would become another one of Creations maverick songwriters,
a new Nikki Sudden perhaps. |
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The
June Brides Songbook
The June Brides where strong, often quoted for their anthem like quality
but its the personal, often bitter and almost world weary lines that stand
out for me. |
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The
Bats at the National Grid (Interview)
The Bats talk about their new album (arriving in Sept 05) and more besides.
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The
Chills - Low Light, the "Standy By" EP
The Chills have a variety of tempos and moods to their repartee but specialise
in the bone chillers, the atmospheric, melancholy, mildly psychedelic
songs and also the part punk, part garage band, organ-driven rockers. |
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The
Loft - shine like gold
Astor vocals of despair are plaintive, almost self depreciating.
This single highlights The Loft's sound, a jangle but with a gritty under
belly. |
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The
Bats- and here is.."North By North"
The Bats rhythm is driving. Not fast but a steady drive
over a country road, a small bump here and meandering bend there, that
distinctive rhythm. |
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The
Go Betweens - Oceans Apart & Glasgow May 11th 2005
.. the thing that stikes me about the Go Betweens as they lauched into
the encores of this show and finish with "People Say", is that
The Go Betweens could have picked 20 or so songs from another 200 and
it would still have been a great show. |
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Biff
Bang Pow - Unweildly as a cat with hob nailed boots on
Classic beat pop dragged through punk, post punk and the
1979 UK mod revival, distilled into something different, rough and ready,
more attitude that eptitude. |
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