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Nestled in dense pre-historic forest stands an imposing wooden fortress; it glows...

It is a true rarity to actually experience an album shaped and moulded with...

When Sway Clarke II hits Notting Hill Arts Club’s stage late...

Originating from New York, quintet The Felice Brothers have been...

Rixton know that there’s more than one direction to be taken in pursuit of the...

Scott Michell’s Scar Tissue is 50 percent teen rom-com, 50 percent thriller and 100 percent...

In modern music country seems to be taking a back seat, so to be hearing...

Marking a brand new season of Trafalgar Transformed, Richard III sets the...

Since their first EP release in 1988, the Manic Street Preachers have...

The father of ambient music Brian Eno and Underworld’s own Karl Hyde...