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Since March, we’ve been missing the endless queues in the rain, the painfully expensive drinks, the feeling of someone else’s beer in our hair, and most of all the entire catharsis of what we call concerts. Now, however, Glass Animals (Polydor) has offered to take us back to better times with a virtual performance of...
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Hurts – Faith With an amazing breakthrough album (Happiness) and a virtually perfect follow-up (Exile), Manchester duo Hurts (Columbia) established themselves as an integral part of England’s indie pop scene with their dark production, emotional lyrics and with frontman Theo Hutchcraft’s enchanting voice. With their mediocre third and fourth records, however, they got dangerously close to becoming just...
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We know fall is right around the corner, but we couldn’t say bye-bye to summer without a roundup of our favourite indie albums out last month! So let’s rewind time a little bit, and discover below what we had to say about our favourite records out in August. Glass Animals – Dreamland After dropping hit...
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LIVE REVIEW Before the entire continent went into apocalypse mode, we managed to go to one final gig and see Halsey’s (Capitol Records) massive spectacle on the 8th of March at The O2. Although the powerhouse pop rebel had been to London a couple of times, this was her largest show in the city...
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FESTIVALS PREVIEW With winter nearing its end and the hope of summer coming closer each day, we can’t stop thinking about the beginning of festival season. As more and more festivals announce their amazing line-ups, we decided to help you choose which event to attend. Following our first list, you can now get an...
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ALBUM REVIEW Following 2017’s Hopeless Fountain Kingdom, Halsey (Capitol Records) released her third record, Manic, on Friday, and it’s everything fans have been waiting for. The album takes the listeners on a 16-songs journey into Halsey’s world, where she’s “constantly having a breakthrough or breakdown or blackout”. Manic’s melancholic atmosphere is captivating, unique, and makes the...
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