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The sad thing about Flora Smith’s latest single, ‘Autumn Blue’, is that autumn is the last thing I’m thinking about right now after suffering endless months of miserable Manchester winter that turns you blue. Every bit.

If she was singing about spring lambs gamboling around fields of buttercups where young lovers frolicked in the long grass...


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Wyrel (Matilda Winberg) has woken up to the fact that love is all too often an ephemeral, transient state of mind. Yep, tell me about it.

Or more correctly she failed to go to sleep with that fact, having written this song, ‘Skeletons’, at two o’clock in the morning, “in the silence”, she says, “when my thoughts were at their loudest.”

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I could have sworn we have featured Harvest Sun before now but I just can’t locate them.

Musically they are very locatable, as exponents of Heartland Rock, the 1980s-peaking genre, characterised by tuneful, straightforward, blue-collar, nostalgic guitar based roots-rock of the sort pioneered by icons like Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Bob Seger, Joh...


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It is close to two years now since Ghosts on TV last paid us a spectral visit, their music impressing us with its art-rock minimalist wall of sound approach.

They have a third studio album, ‘Iridescent’ coming up and this single, ‘CCTV’, is the first one from it.

The remit of the track is to underscore the hostility and d...


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Weekend Intermission is our regular feature where we look at an artist or band not from the Nordic countries, just to mix things up a bit.

Isabel Pine’s ‘Fables’ is pricelessly pretty and gloriously graceful from the very start. There could be no better place to be introduced to Pine than opening track ‘Wolves’. If this is...


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