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Review: To Walk Invisible, BBC, Hebden Bridge Picture House
It is a cold, wet and windy night in Hebden Bridge.
Read the full story..Tigerish Charm From The Tiger Lillies
Some acts are seen as uncompromising and then there are The Tiger Lillies who seem to make a fetish out of pushing boundaries.
Read the full story..Blow Up North
If the Hacienda was the clubbing mecca for Madchester then Blow Up performed the same function when Britpop fever took over the nation.
Read the full story..Cocks o’ the North
When a band kicks off its set with a piece of indolent pop perfection like Boredom, you know they must have tons of classics tucked up their sleeves.
Read the full story..CocoRosie mesmerises Hebden Bridge
Not many gigs start with a Tibetan bloke ringing a bell over some beats. But this is CocoRosie, an integral part of the New York art rock scene.
Read the full story..An infinite universe of possibility
First, there is the thrill of being shortlisted. Then, months of media speculation teasing hopes and fears, toying with a career’s turning point.
Read the full story..Editor's Picks
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