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Benjamin Lovegrove

Breaking Glass: BL_NK SP_C_S video premiere

Glass are thrilled to be premièring the beguiling new video for Memory Man, the debut offering from New York based

Breaking Glass: Bird

Breaking Glass: Liverpool’s Bird Nature-themed Bird are a four piece bunch of boys and girls harking from that rich bubbling

Floppy-eared floor filler

[slideshow_deploy id=’1534′] After dalliances with post-punk-disko-beat in The Screaming Ballerinas, decadent, lamé-trussed party hosting with The Dolly Rockers and more

Breaking Glass: Telegram

  Telegram (l-r) Oli Paget-Moon, Matt Saunders, Matt Wood, Jordan Cook Having just released their debut single, the propulsive call-to-arms,

Sketches of Home

[slideshow_deploy id=’1508′] The works of Stewart Home are often morally devoid. This isn’t something the author particularly aspires towards, they’re

Looking out for Love

[slideshow_deploy id=’2677′] . This summer saw the release of Drenge’s eponymous debut, a terror-squall of psych-punk blues, created by two

Break or Grow Stronger

[slideshow_deploy id=’1795′] Splinter (Songs From A Broken Mind) is Gary Numan’s first offering of original songs (barring Dead Son Rising

Toodle-pip Y’all!

[slideshow_deploy id=’2435′] Two years after the acclaimed, delicate portraiture of their debut, Lights Out, London-Cali two piece Big Deal, aka

It Can’t Rain All The Time

[slideshow_deploy id=’2437′] It’s been 18 years since Medicine – America’s retort to My Bloody Valentine, both melodiously and ear-bleedingly –

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