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January 10, 2008 / hugger / interview

Sa Sevol – An Easy Promise

Sa Sevol isn’t just another sonic manifestation giving an album away for free. Rather it…

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January 9, 2008 / hugger / neugaze

The Lionheart Brothers – Hero Anthem

There are no siblings and they aren’t particularly brave but the Lionheart Brothers could soon…

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January 8, 2008 / hugger / acoustic pop

Ray Lamontagne – Within You

Man with big beard makes jaw droppingly beautiful tune. Man uses said hairy growth to…

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January 7, 2008 / hugger / indie

Pale Young Gentlemen – Single Days

Oh, if only this had come out in the last week I could pronounce with…

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January 7, 2008 / hugger / neugaze

Stars of Stage and Screen – Evergreen

Forget about Noel Gallagher’s band recommendations, they are usually not much cop (I mean Cast…

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January 6, 2008 / hugger / acoustic

Lars Wiik & The Laughing River – There Is Nothing

The Swedish aren’t the only Scandanavian’s capable of captivating us as Lars Wiik & The…

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January 6, 2008 / hugger / electronica

LCD Soundsystem – Someone Great

How could I have been so wrong? I had intermittently dipped into LCD Soundsystem but…

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January 6, 2008 / hugger / indie rock

Housewife Lovers – Out of School

Not exactly the best medicine for a headache fuelled Sunday morning but that’s what the…

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January 5, 2008 / hugger / retro pop

The Whitsundays – Sorry James

Imagine calling yourself after an archipelago of tropical islands. Then imagine using said moniker to…

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January 5, 2008 / hugger / pop

The Stranglers – Always The Sun

The line up may have changed a bit since they formed in 1974 but the…

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January 5, 2008 / hugger / indie rock

Angel Pier – Make

These days when someone asks me to recommend a band that are worth investigating I…

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January 4, 2008 / hugger / twee pop

Talulah Gosh – Talulah Gosh

If your thesis on the evolution of indie pop needs a good starting point perhaps…

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