Kelela is set to release a new live album, titled In The Blue Light. Spanning 12 tracks, the recordings featured on the LP ...

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It’s 1999, and a school IT lesson deep in the south east London suburbs. Our teacher asked who had a “home PC,” and everyone ...

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The Manics have abandoned the ideologies and cultural touchstones that once defined them, and approached their fifteenth ...

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