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Kai Bosch
Rodeo Romeo
Following on from his hard and heavy slice of pulsing electro-pop in ‘Everything Is Beautiful’, rising alt-pop artist Kai Bosch dropped this swaggering new single last week. Premiered on Mai Beth’s Radio 1 Future Pop show last Wednesday and supported...
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FAC & MU publish an open letter to the Government and UK live music industry on the "cost of touring crisis" (see News)
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With waterfall-like acoustic guitar and sitar sounds backed by soft, ethereal soundscapes and stirring strings, ‘Demons In The Liffey’ is... Label: Casa Dixon via SoundOn
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