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Category: Music

Album Review: Elbow, The Take Off and Landing of Everything

Elbow have become something of a hard sell. Since their well-earned breakthrough, by eternally soundtracking major BBC events, they’ve turned … More

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Album Review: Iggy Azalea, The New Classic

  The New Classic is the understated and tasteful debut album from Australian model and rapper Iggy Azalea. Nah, just … More

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Live Review: Marmozets

1/05 – Stereo Marmozets are on an upwards swing. If you’ve somehow managed to avoid their latest single ‘Why Do … More

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Music Review: Fatherson, I Am An Island

The four Kilmarnock born Scottish rockers beautifully sing reverberating songs of sobering up and 21st century relationships. Think a gruffer, … More

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Live Review: Charlie Simpson

King Tut’s – 12/5 Let’s go straight to the elephant in the room.  Yes, Charlie Simpson was a member of … More

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Live Review: Brody Dalle

Garage – 21/4 Selling out Glasgow’s Garage on the back of just two solo tracks is quite a feat. As … More

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Interview: Memphis May Fire

Qmunicate’s very own metal correspondent, Tanya Gersiova, caught up with Texan-based Memphis May Fire’s Matty Mullins and chatted accents, anxiety … More

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Album Review: Call to Mind, The Winter is White

Olive Grove Records have a knack for signing bands that make you feel warm inside. Despite labelling themselves “glacial pop”, … More

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Live Review: Tokyo Police Club

King Tut’s – 27/3 After four years away, Ontario-natives Tokyo Police Club took to the King Tut’s stage once again, … More

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Live Review: Kvelertak

Cathouse – 22/4 It’s refreshing when genre labels fail you – Kvelertak have imagery that screams black metal; they’ve often … More

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