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Nicki Wells illuminates the music scene with her latest album Ellipsis, a captivating opus that encapsulates a tapestry of emotions and influences. From its inception, marked by a trio of enthralling singles earlier in the year, the album unfolds as a multidimensional journey into Wells’ refined artistic realm. Ellipsis is a testament to complexity and …
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Prepare to be immersed in a sonic experience like no other with psykhi’s groundbreaking EP, Forest People.
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Tottenham’s rising artist common goldfish is back again with ‘On The Sidelines’, the first single from his debut EP. The track is a lively mix of psychedelia, punk, and indie, combining old-meets-new sounds with playful guitar riffs and upbeat vibes. Despite its energetic nature, the song carries a deeper message. common goldfish believes that people …
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Bertie Newman’s latest single “Wasted On Me” is a heartfelt and relatable indie-folk track, drawn from personal experiences.
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Available to order online (https://www.greatmagazines.co.uk/mojo-the-collectors-series-pink-floyd-deluxe-anthology-edition) and hitting UK stores today is a new publication – MOJO The Collectors’ Series – PINK FLOYD: ECHOES 1965-2021 â Deluxe Anthology Edition (https://www.greatmagazines.co.uk/mojo-the-collectors-series-pink-floyd-deluxe-anthology-edition). In early 2019, Mojo (the highly respected UK music magazine) published a two part look at the Floyd’s history: Echoes 1965-1973 and Echoes 1974-2019. They’ve now taken those two and created a new, 260-page “bookazine” blending both into what they call “one sumptuous Deluxe Anthology Edition”. Printed on premium quality paper and with heavy card covers, ECHOES 1965-2021 sees Mojo’s writers – including biographer Mark Blake (he of the excellent Pigs Might Fly (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/books/pigs-might-fly-the-inside-story-of-pink-floyd-2013-edition-mark.html) biography of the band) – unfold Pink Floyd’s tale with their typical knowledge and passion, beginning with the band’s early years as ’60s psychedelic pioneers fronted by Syd Barrett, before journeying through the triumphs and travails of the iconic Waters-Gilmour-Wright-Mason line-up, revisiting their mid-’80s rebirth and continuing right up to the present day. You’ll find the stories behind each of the group’s albums and their guide to what they consider the greatest tracks, as well as fascinating accounts of Mojoâs exclusive face-to-face encounters with Pink Floyd’s members down the years. It’s available from a number of UK stores, but also available to order online (for worldwide despatch) via the GreatMagazines (https://www.greatmagazines.co.uk/mojo-the-collectors-series-pink-floyd-deluxe-anthology-edition) website.
Following a long-awaited live show at London’s iconic Old Blue Last, we’re reviewing Emilia Tarrant’s latest single ‘Here You Are, Again’.
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