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Artmagic London, UK
Artmagic is Suede guitarist Richard Oakes and singer/producer Sean McGhee .
“wistful…dramatic…casts an undeniable spell - 4/5”
Classic Pop
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Ruled By Dreams
by Andrew Montgomery (Geneva singer)
supported by 26 fans who also own “The Dark Of The Human Heart”
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supported by 18 fans who also own “The Dark Of The Human Heart”
Never heard of the Anchoress before hearing a gig at the Union Chapel on the day this launched. I bought the tickets entirely on a whim, thinking it might be a nice birthday present for my sister at one of our favourite venues. We both loved the gig - a discovery for us both and so nice when you discover new music by surprise. The songs played from this album were all beguiling interpretations of classics, which we loved, and the rest of the gig was great too. CAD has two new fans.
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The Art Of Losing - The Anchoress
by The Anchoress
supported by 15 fans who also own “The Dark Of The Human Heart”
In few words, an outstanding album. One of the best of 2021.
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The members of Big Slice rubbed shoulders with Britpop legends like Suede & Echobelly—no surprise when you hear their radiant, hooky songs.
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Sky Diving Penguins
by Sky Diving Penguins
Tblisi, Georgia band Sky Diving Penguins hone their approach to sharp, hooky power pop on their long-awaited debut, 20 years in the making.
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Pop-punk sounds expansive and open-hearted on the high-energy LP from Portsmouth band Personal Best.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “The Dark Of The Human Heart”
I always love Nicky Wire's lyrics - their wisdom, wit, sadness, and rebellion. Wire ages almost painfully gracefully. This particular song feels like it was written for me (it probably wasn't) because of some letters and art I sent or tried to send Wire a long time ago when I was in a mental health crisis. In any case, it seems to be about someone who had the stupid and embarrassing experience of loving a famous stranger they know only from their art.
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