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Carnivals

Upcoming British producer Carnivals offers sun soaked electronica, inspired by his recent travels into the wilderness.

By Anita Awbi 19 Jul 2012

Review: Abbey Road - Best Studio in the World

Celebrating the 80th year of the iconic British studio, Abbey Road: The Best Studio in the World is an incredible documentation of cultural history for anyone who values music and how it's made.

By Anita Awbi 16 Jul 2012

Left With Pictures

Following their exclusive performance for us last week, Left With Pictures chat about their ethos, how they got together and what to expect next.

By Anita Awbi 10 Jul 2012

Up, up and away with Jimmy Webb

Paul Sexton discovers why self confessed Anglophile and prolific songwriter Jimmy Webb is still breaking hearts over the radio.

By Paul Nichols 10 Jul 2012

No Ceremony///

After a string of edgy songs popped up on the internet and fuelled a media feeding frenzy, we thought it was high time we pinned down the UK’s most mysterious new band No Ceremony/// to find out more.

By Anita Awbi 4 Jul 2012

Review: Hearts Of Darkness

Book charting the late 60s early 70s singer-songwriter folk movement spearheaded by James Taylor, Jackson Browne, and Cat Stevens

By Anita Awbi 29 Jun 2012

Review: Madonna Blond Ambition

This book charts Madonna's three decade career, in which she has produced a record-breaking run of hit singles and albums, starred in films, and staged some of the highest grossing concert tours of all time.

By Anita Awbi 29 Jun 2012

Review: Almost Famous, June 2012

PRS for Music hosted its June Almost Famous showcase last night at London’s 229 Club and M went along to check it out.

By Anita Awbi 28 Jun 2012

Everything changes - Take That

Since The Beatles disbanded, few British bands have come close to achieving comparable chart success and adoration except, perhaps, Take That. Christopher Barrett charts the biggest comeback in pop history.

By Paul Nichols 28 Jun 2012
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