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Who are the 'big 4' of '70s London bands?
As the ’60s came to an end in London, so too did a certain vision. Arguably one of the biggest schisms in rock history took place at this time: the breakup of the Beatles. After close to a decade of ...
UK slowcore torch-carriers deathcrash are releasing their third album Somersaults this Friday (2/27) via untitled (recs), and I’ll have more to say about it in Notable Releases this Friday but–spoiler ...
From the moment they gatecrashed their first gigs at London art colleges in late 1975, lying that they were the opening act, to their 1978 implosion in San Francisco following the biggest gig of their ...
FILE - In this 1983 file photo, members of the British punk band The Clash are shown. From left, Paul Simonon, Mick Jones, Joe Strummer and Terry Chimes. The era of one-price-fits-all-songs on iTunes ...
Led by singer-songwriter Sophie Harris, London band Modern Woman have been around since the start of the decade, and have been notable in that UK festival End of the Road launched their own record ...
How would you start a band? Maybe cast a spell by putting relics of each other in a small container? At a small cafe in Deptford, over a large slice of tiramisu and coffee, London trio Mary In The ...
The '80s in London had a little something for everyone. On the one hand, you had the continuation of punk rock in bands like the Clash, the Psychedelic Furs, the Jam, the Pretenders, Siouxsie and the ...
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