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• Wednesday
  1st February

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    Portico Quartet - Portico Quartet

    Author

    Christian Scharp

    Real World Records

    The world of jazz is a wide and varied one – branching out into a number of different sounds and styles. And although the East-London-based Portico Quartet are comprised of members who play traditional jazz instrumentation (Sax, Percussion and Double Bass), it’s hard to envision this music ever really being labeled as such… more »

• Monday
  23rd January

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    Mezzanine - Novella

    Author

    Aaran Gicquel

    Gun Fever

    Local avant-post-grunge rockers Mezzanine, debut explosively with their extended tale, a Novella as the title suggests and drive down the throats of the willing with catchy sweet choruses and distorted power chords.

    Mezzanine have performed their fair share of great and woefully terrible shows, some may remember a doomed night at the Rocket Room with a drum machine and since learned many a lesson the hard way… more »

• Friday
  6th January

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    James Ferraro - Far Side Virtual

    Author

    Christian Scharp

    Hippos In Tanks

    Voted as the album of the year by music snob institution The Wire (the long running UK publication, not the West’s frothy tome), Far Side Virtual is the latest in a steady stream of material from James Ferraro – ex-member of lo-fi electronic outfit the Skaters, and the first to favour the shiny digitalism of the current age over the dusty analog electronics of the hypnagogic heyday of the 80s… more »

• Thursday
  5th January

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    Various Artists - Twentysomething

    Author

    Aaran Gicquel

    ABC Music

    So If you haven’t watched twentysomething on ABC yet its best you start hunting down the re-runs or the DVD ASAP. Heres the plot: Josh and Jess are best friends, housemates and twentysomething. Upon losing their jobs and being evicted they finally have to answer the question “So what are you going to do with yourselves?” the answer is to become their own bosses… more »

• Monday
  19th December

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    The Fall - Ersatz GB

    Author

    Sandy

    Cherry Red Records

    2011 marks 35 years since the formation of one of England’s most uncompromising bands. Fueled by the social discontent of the era and disillusioned by the formidable conformity of punk, The Fall’s arrival on the scene was about as welcome as a stick of dynamite and they have been chipping away at popular culture ever since… more »

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