This is an inspiring story told by playwright Caroline Bird about a working-class MP who fought tirelessly for social justice in an unfair world. Naturally, it didn’t help that she was also a woman!
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After a 2 year wait, Stewart Lee is back again in terrific form.
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Ned Stranger is an alternative folk singer songwriter based in Brighton. His new EP tackles existentialism and how it has been explored in literature. It’s called Enter The Hero. Here’s my track by track review.
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Harsh Language are a hard rock duo based in London whose politically-charged new single Melancholia caught my attention.
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Gatling Gun is the latest video release from Yorkshire-based Celtic punk rockers Shanghai Treason, and its release comes with an announcement about their debut album.
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Pennan Brae is a Vancouver, Canada-based indie rock artist who has caught my attention this year through his undefinable style. Previous single releases like Mona and Night Crawling have drawn on influences like classic rock and roll and alternative country but don’t fit nicely into any genre. As such, I was keen to find out what his 10th album Planted would have in store.
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Future Cavemen is an artist that I’ve been enthralled with since I discovered him through his track Chalk Lines back in September. The track, along with the follow up single Flowers, features on his new EP 1, so I knew I had to give it listen.
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I’ve been a big fan of Liverpudlian bedroom pop artist Amber Jay since I first discovered her music at the beginning of this year, so I’m pleased to see she’s back with a new track. It’s called Equal.
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Chloe Rodgers is a Nottingham-based singer songwriter who I first discovered last autumn and have been keeping a close eye on ever since. Her music so far has ebbed and flowed between ethereal folk and earthy jazz, remaining forever poetic. Her newest track Bones see Chloe branch out into electro and indie pop.
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