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Misplaced Words with the girl who plays the tambourine* – talking Jetstream Pony with Beth Arzy
In late August, one of the highlights of Preston Pop Fest at The Continental in Preston, Lancashire, was a Sunday evening set from Jetstream Pony, an indie pop post-punk four-piece perfectly fusing US West Coast ‘60s sensibilities with homegrown UK … Continue reading
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Tagged Aberdeen, Beth Arzy, Bigg Boss Man, Bobby Wratten, Brighton, David Gedge, Even as we Speak, Hannes Müller, Jetstream Pony, Kerry Boetccher, Luxembourg Signal, Misplaced Words, Pop Guns, Preston Pop Fest, Shaun Charman, Spinout Nuggets, The Field Mice, The Fireworks, The Jazz Butcher, The Monkees, The Wedding Present, Tony Bryant, Turbocat
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Rage at the dying of the light – back into the world of David Lance Callahan, Dragon Welding, and The Wolfhounds
Of 22 acts on the NME’s celebrated C86 indie cassette compilation, The Wolfhounds, while uncompromising from day one, proved to be real slow-burners, given the benefit of 35 years’ hindsight. While Primal Scream and The Wedding Present found commercial success … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Golding, Bright and Guilty, C86, Daren Garratt, David Callahan, Dragon Welding, Electric Music, English Primitive, Garage Peel, Iskra Strings, John Lee Hooker, John Peel, Katherine Mountain Whitaker, Martin Carthy, Mary Hansen, Matt Deighton, McCarthy, Pat Fish, Paul Clark, Preston, Preston Pop Fest, Purple Hearts, Romford, Stereolab, Stick in the Wheel, Terry Edwards, The Anti-Midas Touch, The Continental, The Jazz Butcher, The Primevals, The Wolfhounds, Untied Kingdom, Velvet Underground, Vernal Equinox
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