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Deadletter
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Deadletter release debut EP Heat! via SO Recordings

DEADLETTER release their debut EP Heat! via SO Recordings, containing singles ‘Binge’, ‘Weights’, and ‘Madge’s Declaration’. Heat! is the sound of a band starting to find their feet in the studio. Recorded at Hackney’s Pony Studios with producer Elliot Heinrich, there is a notable evolution from their looser, politically-charged early singles, coming as the group matures both sonically and conceptually.
Somebodys Child
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Somebody’s Child announces debut album

Somebody’s Child has quickly established himself as a voice at the forefront of the new music scene in Ireland. Early support slots in Dublin with the likes of Kodaline, Primal Scream, and Kaiser Chiefs, as well as national radio play and an appearance on the nation’s beloved Late Late Show all acted as vindication for Cian Godfrey holding back the unveiling of SC until the relatively late age of 23 - he had honed his craft and formulated a clear message ahead of time.
Nation of Language
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Nation of Language begin their UK/IRE Tour

From Brooklyn, Nation Of Language released their album 'A Way Forward' which came out last year to critical acclaim and they now kick off their UK/IRE tour, with dates in Brighton, Bristol, London, Birmingham, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool, and Dublin.
Blossoms
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Blossoms – Portsmouth Guildhall

Stockport’s finest Blossoms returned to Portsmouth Guildhall on Tuesday evening to deliver their delightful sounds and in support of this years album ‘Ribbon Around the Bomb’. The house lights dimmed, as is customary, the stage lights began to pulse with a purple light as the band entered the stage which was flooded with smoke and you can only just make out their silhouettes for a short while (a photographers dream?!). Blossoms open with ‘There’s a Reason Why’ before moving straight into ‘Honey Sweet’ and ‘Oh No (I Think I’m In Love). 
Blur
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blur are back!

blur have today announced they will play a very special show at London’s Wembley Stadium on 8th July next year, their only UK appearance and first headline show since 2015.
Lambrini Girls
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Lambrini Girls release new track

Lambrini Girls’ driving punk rhythms and ability to hold a mirror up to hot button societal issues draws inspiration from the likes of alternative stalwarts Le Tigre and Bikini Kill, combined with a biting, tongue in cheek lyrical style all their own.