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Rhi Ramsay

20 year old internet person and attempted music journalist based in Edinburgh, Scotland. Contact: rhiannonramsay97@gmail.com

Interview with NHD

Described as “a dizzy array of talent to good to ignore”, alongside a clean-cut dreamy aesthetic, three-piece trio NHD are back with a new release this October, an LP titled And The Devil Went Up To Portland. With the clash between Salim Nourallah‘s critically acclaimed solo talents, alongside Billy Harvey‘s post-modern pop sound and …

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Album review: Lights – Skin & Earth

After selling out headline tours across North America, Europe, and even appearing at Coachella as a follow-up from 2014 record Little Machines, 2 time Juno Award Winner and Canadian songstress Lights is all set to release Skin & Earth, a comic infused concept record built somewhere between LA and Vancouver …

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Introducing: Cardinal Slinky

Described as a “female-fronted band with roaring electric guitar, thunderous bass lines and explosive drum fills”, self titled “punch rock band” Cardinal Slinky from Jacksonville, Florida, crashed into their music scene just in time, are currently working on a debut record, the name of which has not yet been announced. …

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Single review: Rebel Westerns – Peaches

After a six date headline tour in March and a slot supporting Scotland’s own Prides, Edinburgh alt-pop outfit Rebel Westerns are back with their second single of the year, “Peaches”.  After a quiet few months in the studio, the indie five piece released their former single, “Envy”, accompanied by a long-awaited music video introducing John Cargill on guitar to add a …

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Song review: Do The Freddie – The Roving Apatosaurus

This July, The Roving Apatosaurus released long awaited cover of “Do The Freddie”, an original 1960s dance hit by Freddie And The Dreamers.   The Roving Apatosaurus (an animal described by the group as a dinosaur that survived the extinction and lives on to create fun) took a more childlike approach from the original, whilst also replacing Freddie Garrity‘s vocals with an original kids-bop sounding feminine …

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Album review: Jack Shields – Leaving California EP

From deep inside a forested corner of Connecticut, experimental singer songwriter Jack Shields, formerly known as atolla, kicked off the month with a 5 track EP titled Leaving California, released independently via SoundCloud. Despite actively sharing music for over 10 years, this is his first debut since last year’s 9 track collaboration (titled me in other places) with artists …

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Song review: Special – Doc STRANGE

Creative, writer and co-producer of hit internet sitcom TrapHouse is back in the public eye this month; Sharing his musical creations independently via SoundCloud over the last six years, Arlington, TX’s Doc STRANGE honours a track with vocals that completely embodied his work so far. Produced by Tahiti, “Special” is …

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Single Review: I Want More – LAYNE

LAYNE caught our attention with 2016’s EP The Black Hills, and an online presence holding tribute to Netflix’ original Stranger Things, beside an aesthetic carrying the same visual energy as their sound.  https://www.instagram.com/p/BWvXZLfg_U_/ Yesterday saw the Los Angeles two piece drop “I Want More”, their first single of 2017, with teasers of more to come throughout the year. “I …

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