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Something For The Weekend

Something For The Weekend

March 5, 2007
by Hannah Bayfield
Album Reviews, Music: Reviews

Bloc Party - A Weekend in the City (Wichita Records)
February 5th, 2007
5.2/6.0

Right from the offset with Song For Clay (Disappear Here), it is obvious that here we have a band who have matured considerably in the two year interim period between albums... there is a subtlety that is absent on much of Silent Alarm.

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Guilty As Charged: Part 1 - Spice Girls

Guilty As Charged: Part 1 – Spice Girls

March 4, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
Guilty As Charged, Music: Features

Not all of the Motel's contributors are quite as down with the kids as they'd have you believe. Even where they vociferously deny it, each...

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Your New Favourite Band!: Part 1 - Los Campesinos!

Your New Favourite Band!: Part 1 – Los Campesinos!

March 4, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
Music: Features, Your New Favourite Band!

There are certain cities you expect greatness from. London for one, along with Manchester and Glasgow, have become so well respected within the British indie...

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Mixtapes'n'Tapes: Part 1 - School

Mixtapes’n'Tapes: Part 1 – School

March 3, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
Mixtapes'n'Tapes, Music: Features

Mixtapes’n’Tapes is an ongoing feature whereby one member of the Fugitive Motel collective challenges another to create a mixtape on a given theme. There are...

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I'd Marry That Voice: Part 1 - Liam Frost

I’d Marry That Voice: Part 1 – Liam Frost

March 3, 2007
by Kate Goodacre
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features

I strongly maintain the opinion that there is absolutely no way in hell that a man of just twenty-three years old should have a voice that’s capable of breaking even the coldest of hearts. A voice that can spit bile (This Is Love) and convey hope (This City Is At Standstill) with exactly the same clarity, depth and warmth.

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My First Album: Part 1 - Take That and Party

My First Album: Part 1 – Take That and Party

March 3, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
Music: Features, My First Album

When did you first hear of the artist in question?: Attending a state-school in the early nineties, The That, as they were never known, were an unavoidable force known to all. Maybe it was in our Dairylea.

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