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7.5
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As It Is: Ari Joshua and Andrew Savage Reviewed

Andrew Savage – Water the Cat Genre: Folk Andrew Savage is a performer that writes songs as if dutifully adding daily information into a diary that will one day be shared with the world. Most performers put on an act. If you’ve watched documentaries or…
8.0
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8.3
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Never over: The Feelgood McLouds and BenOaks

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Follow blindly: Scrimshire and The Ocelots

The Ocelots – Basket Case Genre: Indie Folk, Folk Never has there been a time in which chart-topping pop stars had less to do about the music that they are releasing than nowadays. This is not because the figureheads have become lazier or less…
8.0
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Mix-up: Ghost Horse and Dino Skatepark review

Dino Skatepark – Influence Genre: Ska, Progressive Metal / Djent, Math Rock Similar artists: Every Time I Die, Protest the Hero, Set it Off, Streetlight Manifesto, Thank You Scientist Most artists spend their whole lives hoping for a tragedy all of their very…
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Never out of style: Firetail and Commodore Charlie review

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