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October 25, 2006 / hugger / instrumental rock

The Early Years – The Simple Solution

And 2006 is starting to heat up at last. Despite being a moderate year for…

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October 24, 2006 / hugger / indie rock

Under Electric Light – Sitting Here

Listening to Montreal’s Under Electric Light’s new ‘Blue’ EP brings back so many memories, happy…

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October 23, 2006 / hugger / neugaze

Afraid of Stairs – They Aimed Bad

You’ll know them already from their mini classic ‘Not Today’ which has been around for…

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October 22, 2006 / hugger / indie pop

Eagle*Seagull – Photograph

Eagle*Seagull have been doing well in Europe of late, they’ve even managed to get into…

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October 21, 2006 / hugger / indie rock

79Cortinaz – Deirdre's Song

Laois has a long and proud history in producing gilded rock bands, one has to…

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October 21, 2006 / hugger / folk

The Eighteenth Day Of May – Hide And Seek

The Eighteenth Day of May expressed intention is to play it for real and a…

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October 20, 2006 / hugger / indie rock

Angel Pier – Sprites

You can now buy this song on one of our Indiecater compilations here! If this…

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October 20, 2006 / hugger / christmas

The Long Blondes – Christmas Is Cancelled

If you like Christmas music then you’ll love the mp3hugger curated Christmas compilation ‘An Indiecater…

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October 19, 2006 / hugger / indie rock

Letters & Colours – Chase The Bull

Is anybody sick of the endless reworking of Joy Division? Thought not, and here’s another…

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October 18, 2006 / hugger / classic dance

Technotronic – Pump Up The Jam

For people of a certain age the mere mention of Technotronic is likely to coerce…

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October 18, 2006 / hugger / indie pop

Morton Valence – The Kiss

Here’s a nice antidote for what will probably be an avalanche of scare tactics dressed…

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October 17, 2006 / hugger / emo

Pelvis – What Makes You Dance?

The thing about being labelled the ‘next big thing’ is that it carries with it…

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