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Madra Salach

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“This time we put everything on it,” says Arab Strap’s Aidan Moffat. “We normally have three or four songs left over from a session but with this one, it was like, fuck it.”

With a huge anniversary milestone imminent, there was a feeling of letting it all hang out.

One of the most recognizable voices in Canadian music history

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Filip Clements

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The name Tay Oskee has become synonymous with feel-good indie folk music. Tay’s songwriting is an uplifting journey with melodies that infiltrate your core; his catalogue is dynamic, and listening through his songs leaves you with a sense of nostalgic euphoria.

Leo Walrus is a Southend-born, South East London-based singer-songwriter blending indie folk, neo-soul, dream-pop and alternative music.

Described as “tender, measured but heartful,” his music draws on influences from Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield to Steve Lacy and King Krule.

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Winyah

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Rough Trade Denmark Street is very excited to present a stripped back performance and signing from Tommy Lefroy. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'The Precariat' released via Some Vague Hope.

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Axel Flóvent is an Icelandic indie-folk artist whose soft, introspective songs blend Nordic melancholy with a warm, hopeful atmosphere.

With his explosive blend of glam-punk, psychedelia, and goth influences, Brighton’s ELLiS·D guarantees an energetic live show, with an explosion of whiplash riffs, psychedelic break downs, false endings and rip-roaring returns.

James Crowley writes about desire, the relationships that shape us, and the messy business of love with a clarity that indie folk rarely affords its queer voices.

BRAD STANK - Often described as a "weirdo Scouse jazz crooner" Brad Stank's signature sound relies on a deep, "stoned baritone" vocal delivery paired with a hazy, late-night atmospheric vibe.

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To celebrate the release of the 30th anniversary of '1977', ASH visits Kingston to play at Circuit (the venue formerly known as Pryzm).

Emmet O’Malley is an Irish singer and songwriter from Galway whose heartfelt, poetic songs were first shaped busking on the streets and playing in pubs along Ireland’s west coast. After releasing his debut EP The Smell of Bees and album Playtime in 2011, he toured across Ireland, the UK and Europe.

Due to phenomenal demand, Rough Trade Denmark Street is very excited to present a second stripped back performance and signing from Tommy Lefroy. This unique event celebrates the release of their new album 'The Precariat' released via Some Vague Hope.

“London-based Broken Horses make the kind of rapturous dreampop that aligns them to Slowdive and Beach House,

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To celebrate the release of the new album, Jamie T visits Kingston to play a solo set at Circuit.

Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) sees the return of one of Britain’s most beloved artists, Jamie T.

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ArtfulFest is the annual October of recommendations: Independent Arts and Music socialising and creating presented by TheZineUK. Live on stage: Shattercones + acoustic sets from Great Silkie + Charlie Salvidge and DJ sets from Crocodile Collective NCP and Jolt.

Formerly of alt-rock duo Fräulein, Antrim-born London-based Jonique writes music grown from the gut. Alternative rock songs about memory, identity and belonging play out in front of you, each like a distinct scene from the world she’s carving out for herself.

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F3miii

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Tropic Gold pull from metalcore, industrial noise, electronic production and modern alternative culture without ever sitting comfortably in one lane.