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Dave Taylor recommends the authenticity smacking garage rock of The Kits
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Kai Fish ponders whether Barack and Hilary can work together... ++MORE++
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Rob Hastings talks to Death in Vegas and Royksopp artworker Tommy Penton about the place of 'cover art' in the age of digital downloading. ++MORE++
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Ric recommends the 'fruity and feisty world' of The Kabeedies.
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iLiKETRAiNS review a slew of demo tapes. Except they're not tapes these days. ++MORE++
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Dave Martin from our guest editors iLiKETRAiNS gives us this perceptive take on the music industry meltdown. There's some sound advice for artists with integrity wrestling with the growing importance of social networking and mp3 blogs to distribute their music. I like the optimism in this article - everyone trying to make a living through music should read it! ++MORE++
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Guest editors for this week iLiKETRAiNS discuss being a multimedia unit, imprisoning Ashley and what their next album is going to be about. ++MORE++
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Dave Martin recommends the post rock dynamics and baritone vocals of RedJetson
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iLiKETRAiNS recommend Leeds band This Et Al. A band with, apparently, 'riffs as heavy as sin'...
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Dave Taylor caught up with Lawrence Arabia's James Milne to talk about drunken bass players, experimental recording techniques and being an ex-pat New Zealander in London. Since the interview, James has landed a gig galavanting around Europe supporting Feist. So if you want to see him you'll have to go to the Albert Hall on 21st May. Or the Barfly on April 29th. Take your pick! ++MORE++

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