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3 days ago |
sun-13.com | Simon Kirk
Last year, speaking with Emil Amos and Alex Hall about their Grails side hustle, Lilacs & Champagne, in anticipation of the project’s 2024 release, Fantasy World, the former spoke of not having the burden of commercial responsibility. In the same interview, Amos confessed that the duo had “pulled down all the toys off the shelves and have made a big fucking mess. And now everybody else has to deal with it.”That same renegade spirit is rampant on Grails’ latest odyssey, Miracle Music.
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5 days ago |
sun-13.com | Simon Kirk
The Gotobeds are one-offs. Dry, brusque, tongue-in-cheek underground anthems that are largely lost in the sanitised world where metrics and mediocrity rule at large, the Pittsburgh punk juggernaut, consisting of Eli Kasan (vocals/ guitar), Tom “TFP” Payne (guitar), Gavin Jensen (bass) and Cary Belback (drums), have spent their existence hitting a frequency few others have found. It’s one of the main reasons why they aren’t celebrated more.
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1 week ago |
sun-13.com | Simon Kirk
After scoring his 28th league goal of the season, Mohamed Salah races to the Kop and gestures for a fan to hand over their phone. The Egyptian King’s famous grin, beaming through the lens as hundreds on the Kop follow suite. Not even the referee knows what to do. A playing taking a selfie during a professional football match? Had it ever been done before? It was about as ridiculous as the numbers Salah reached in the 2024/2025 season.
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1 week ago |
sun-13.com | Simon Kirk
Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist, Jason Anthony Harris, returns as Public Speaking, following up from the excellent 2023 long-player, An Album Lodged In My Back. New single, Lapse, is the lead track from Public Speaking’s forthcoming as-of-yet untitled LP, set for release in November via Already Dead, and ahead of tomorrow’s release, exclusive to Sun 13, be the first to listen to Lapse below.
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1 week ago |
sun-13.com | Simon Kirk
Anyone familiar with Liverpool’s live music circuit will know Daniel Astles – a songwriter who has plied his trade around the city for years, sporadically releasing songs likened to sprinkling the Lee Mathers fairy dust. That same fairy dust is bottled up and ready to explode, as Astles readies the release of his LP, Soundtrack for the Twenty One Bus Home – set for release tomorrow via Liverpool label, Defend Vinyl Records.
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