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TRACK OF THE DAY (14/10/2018): Asking Alexandria – “Alone in a Room (Acoustic)”

14/10/2018 Rai Jayne Hearse music, Music News, music video, new music, news, ones to watch, song of the day Comments Off on TRACK OF THE DAY (14/10/2018): Asking Alexandria – “Alone in a Room (Acoustic)”

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Cat Stevens – The Laughing Apple (Album Review)

15/09/2017 Grae Westgate album, music, Music Reviews Comments Off on Cat Stevens – The Laughing Apple (Album Review)

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Cage The Elephant go video mad

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ICYMI: Greywind Release Acoustic Version of Single ‘Afterthoughts’

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Kelvin Jones – The Barfly, London (Live Review)

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Vinnie Caruana – The Bodega, Nottingham (Live Review)

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Chris Cohen – As If Apart (Album Review)

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Newton Faulkner – Rock City, Nottingham (Live Review)

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