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Welcome to the digital platform of NARC. Magazine, your go-to source for alternative music and culture in the North East. We have a deep appreciation for the cultural scene in the region, and our innovative magazine and website are designed to highlight the finest in music, art, literature, comedy, film, theatre, and beyond for our loyal readers.
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1 week ago |
narcmagazine.com | Steve Spithray
Every year to celebrate our birthday, we curate a free compilation album which showcases some of our favourite artists from the last year. We hope you enjoy this year’s selection! Download the album in full for free from our Bandcamp. Here’s a peek at the track from Melanie Baker…Geordie Courtney Barnett, Melanie Baker’s ode to Arriva unravels into a slacker rock paean to the loneliness of the night bus and the hopefulness that can still be found on the back seats there. Lovely stuff.
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1 week ago |
narcmagazine.com | Damian Robinson
Image: Mandrake Handshake by Tracy HymanMiddlesbrough’s Twisterella has always been one of the North East’s premier occasions to talent scout for up and coming, interesting acts. Their Spring iteration, under the name of This Is Middlesbrough, showcases 18 excellent acts across three stages, which says as much about the foresight of the bookers and promotions team as it does about the venue.
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1 week ago |
narcmagazine.com | Steve Spithray
Image by andichrist19Every year to celebrate our birthday, we curate a free compilation album which showcases some of our favourite artists from the last year. We hope you enjoy this year’s selection! Download the album in full for free from our Bandcamp.
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2 weeks ago |
narcmagazine.com | Steve Spithray
Every year to celebrate our birthday, we curate a free compilation album which showcases some of our favourite artists from the last year. We hope you enjoy this year’s selection! Download the album in full for free from our Bandcamp.
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2 weeks ago |
narcmagazine.com | Damian Robinson
Releasing their second EP quickly after their debut, and juggling university studies in-between, local indie rockers Split The Ticket are nothing if not focused. And, as it happens, the term ‘focus’ might not only apply to their behaviours. Tight, controlled, and with some killer guitar lines, their new EP Cornerstone is immediately heavier than their debut, and sees the band exploring more mature ideas and musical textures.
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