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If you can imagine Death From Above 1979 as two twin teen sisters from Seattle playing sparkly, wiser than their meager years, power pop then you’ll be able to imagine Smoosh. Their debut She Like Electric Comes has just been released over here and from …

You may have noticed that we skipped this week’s mid week listings post. That’s because we’ve decided to roll them into one bumper Friday post combining new tour announcements and a randomly bizarre recommendation of gigs for the week ahead. There’s a bumper crop of …

So the somewhat legendary New Order are playing Brixton on the 10th November. Not really much more to say about that one. Tickets’ll be flying fast and are on sale now. There are a few more old timers floating around at the moment so we …

Time once again to cast an eye over this week’s gig going highlights. Wednesday: If you haven’t already been tempted by The Magic Numbers being nicer than is humanly possible at the Shepherd’s Bush Empire or Hard Fi being T4 favourites at the Camden Electric …

As pop pundits continue to get things wrong by consistently voting OK Computer, Pet Sounds or Something by the Beatles as the best album of all time we all know that Jeff Wayne’s epic musical War Of The World’s is in fact the greatest thing …

We do love you guys. Very much. Not only do you read our purdy li’l ol’ website, engage in gentle banter with us and remind us that we’re not alone out there in this big scary blogiverse thing, but you also occasionally remind us of …

Well it’s good to be back in the Londonist Music dungeon after the annual Pilton Pilgramage and staring at the crystal ball of RAWK !,,! to see whether there are any gigs of note on the horizon. And of course there are. First off we …