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Tag Archives: band of holy joy
23 minutes – 23 tracks – 23 artists
You might reasonably think on encountering a release that’s 23 minutes long, featuring 23 bands each doing a one-minute track, that tthere was nothing much to write home about, I mean some bands would struggle to tune a chord in … Continue reading
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v/a – a warmer welcome
And so to that ‘a warmer welcome’ collection put out by the recently upgraded with a fit for purpose digital makeover digital dizzy imprint of Bristol, now we would love to have the time to sit with this a do … Continue reading
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