The Leeds Festival Diary - 25th to 28th August 05 Gallery 14 Photographs by Steve Clappison

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Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Adventures of Loki,	65 Days of Static,	Bam Bam Franks,
Cardboard Radio,	Ali Whitton,	Harrisons,
Circlesound,	Cardboard Cowboy ,	Lyca Sleep,
Deserves to Die.	Censored.	Sunday People.
Future Ex Wife,	Chicken Legs Weaver,	Mr Mojo.
Last Days of Vengeance.	Fifty-Nine Violets.	Mr Shiraz.
Friday People.	I Like Trains.	New Minds Eye.
Oh Farcas.	Saturday People.	Sunshine Underground.
Paris Man.	The Kiks.	The Favours.
Pilla.	Western Suburbs.	The Last People On Earth.
This Et Al.	Your Vegas.	Turismo.
Xenith Sound.		Voltage Union.

Single Reviews - Wherewithal - Sixth Form Poetry (Foolproof) By Steve Rudd
	This fem-fronted quintet sure isn't taking any prisoners, ballsily bursting out of the Farnborough area with gusto. Stacy Hart is the singer, and what a singer she is. Holding the rest of the band in check with her fantastic vocal musings, Stacy possesses a strong and distinctive voice that dominates the music, with such music Read more...

Album Reviews - Rumpus - EP By Michelle Dee
	This offering from Sheffield band Rumpus - features seven varied tracks of atmospheric unusual electro death rock. They have managed to mix up the genres of Indie rock with a shade of electronica and a hefty slab of death metal vocals. This ambitious approach stands up well to scrutiny and has Read more...

Single Reviews - Ryan Adams - Let it Ride (Lost Highway) By Steve Rudd
	American Country-rocker Ryan is back on the scene, and is being backed by a new band of friends called The Cardinals. Let It Ride is their new single, and - true to form for Ryan - lush elements of both Country music and rock 'n' roll are fashionably entwined in the most sublime manner. Read more...

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	Face it - Razorlight front man Johnny Borrell is a total star in his own right, even without the other three lads that make up this tantalisingly talented band... especially when he's armed and potentially infamous with his trusted acoustic guitar. Still, the full band sound is hard to beat, and this tune Read more...

CD Reviews - Miss Machete - EP - Wanted For Murder By Steve Rudd
	For a good old all-round intense and wholly invigorating rock experience, then you ought to make friends with Little Miss Machete, because when they cut you with their music, it doesn't so much hurt as it simply stuns. This fresh and frantic quartet is a fast-rising phenomenon in the Yorkshire Read more...

CD/Album Reviews - Blind Frog Ernie - Ver:5.1 By Arse-Nick Photographs by Sarah Edwards
	Adorned with a picture of a blind frog, that looks a lot like a mushroom, Ver 5.1, the new release from Blind Frog Ernie is out for public consumption this week. Featuring a new drummer, in their ever evolving fifth reincarnation, The Frog have gone and done themselves proud with this Read more...

Album Reviews - The Raindogs - The Adventures of The Raindogs By Nick Quantrill Photos of Raindogs and A Certain Type of Person at The Sesh 5th April 05 by Michelle Dee
	Formed in October 2004 The Raindogs comprise of vocalist and guitarist Martin Clappison (ex King Rupert), bass guitarist Phil Ives (ex Circa 75) and drummer Dan Lydon (ex Mr Ed). The Adventures of The Raindogs is the band's first release and having played Read more...

Music, Album Reviews - Lola Ray - I Don't Know Why (DC Flag) By Steve Rudd
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Music News - Vote For Sworn Amongst in The Snickers Unsigned Download Festival
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Singles Reviews - Chart Review 21st March 2005 with DJ Chris Plant
	In the land of eternal cabaret, Tony Christie is a God. Although never quite in the same league as the likes of Englebert Humperdinck or Tom Jones, the singer had a brief flowering of fame in the early 1970s going Top 10 in 1971 with murderers lament Read more...

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	Sixty6 are an exciting power-pop three-piece from York who are starting to make waves across the country and attract the interest of major label record companies. The band confirms this potential with the release of the CD, Crash and Burn. Read more...

Music News - Showcase Your True Talent with Selador Studios Amazing deal for local bands/artists all for just ten squid.
	Newly opened, fully furnished studio, with a relaxed working atmosphere catering for all musical genres, promise top quality recordings for knock down price. The recording studio is equipped with industry standard microphones inc. Neumann u87 Read more...

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	These Northampton boys can't do no wrong since past singles All Mapped Out and Be My Enemy both crashed into the Top 40. Likewise, this single couldn't be cooler and boasts a mesmerising chorus (I've got a bag with no air-holes, a chair with no seat...) Read more...