St Lucifer preview ‘Biphoria/The Violation of St Lucifer’
❉ St Lucifer curate a double album’s worth of b-sides, rarities, new music, reworkings and remixes.
❉ St Lucifer curate a double album’s worth of b-sides, rarities, new music, reworkings and remixes.
❉ The former Bonzo, Rutle and Seventh Python’s solo debut, to be reissued in April by Cherry Red.
❉ “No Matter what the people say, these sounds lead the way”: Dynamite by name, dynamite by nature!
❉ The New Orleans band’s grooves were central to the foundation of Hip Hop’s golden age.
❉ This quintet follow in a long line of classic Northern Irish power pop bands, but are very much their own band.
❉ Jay Bea laments letting the mighty Ash fall beyond her music radar – but their latest hits collection provides redemption.
❉ The third album in veteran singer songwriter Tim Arnold’s Sounds to Pictures series, featuring violinist Jonathan Hill.
❉ We review special editions from the world of ’70s British folk and prog, by Dave Cousins, The Strawbs and Renaissance’s Annie Haslam.
❉ Cerrone’s first fully instrumental album is a thoughtful trip through a fantastical soundscape, writes Tanya Jones.
❉ How did a BBC Omnibus documentary become a part of Bowie iconography?
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