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Ethan Vine

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EP Review: Arkayla – Back to Belle Vue

At the heart of the UK’s music scene, the city of Manchester continues to deliver, with its latest export, Arkayla, deepening their exciting discography with four diverse tracks on their new EP, Back To Belle Vue. 
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Album Review: DMA’s – DMA’s

The three-year wait for new DMA’S music is finally over, and fans of Australia’s indie rock trio have been rewarded for their patience in this 11-track self-titled collection that captures a vulnerable, mature expression of yearning and nostalgia. 
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Two Door Cinema Club – Crystal Palace Park

Kicking off the first of two weekends of this year’s Crystal Palace Park Series, Two Door Cinema Club celebrated their return to London with a triumphant commemoration of their iconic debut album, Tourist History. 
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5 Seconds of Summer – O2 Arena

It’s hard to believe that 5 Seconds of Summer are now 15 years into their musical journey, but fresh from last year’s new album EVERYONE’S A STAR! they are, sonically, at their peak. Their return to what lead singer Luke Hemmings called their “second home”, London, on Thursday night marked a phenomenal balance of musical maturity and the same boyish bravado that earned them their fame in the first place. It was chaos, it was hilarious, it was a journey through their career with all the self-deprecation and fan service you couldn’t help but love.
Gorillaz
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Album Review: Gorillaz – The Mountain

Gorillaz, as a concept, has never been short of anything but ‘outside of the box,' and this latest of their nine albums is perhaps their most ambitious yet. It takes the listener into a realm previously untouched by Damon Albarn, who founded the ‘virtual band’ in 1998 to explore musical avenues outside of the Britpop scene that Blur left him in.