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Tag Archives: indie
Auf Wiedersehen, Herr Flett
Ah, Sunday. A fine day for reflection and calm, quiet contemplation. In Germany a brief respite from consumerism (also perhaps an inconvenience). Additionally, and purely coincidentally, you understand, optimal for the garnering of likes as the weekend’s accomplishments tie together … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Personal experience
Tagged British Council, German, Germany, Hamburg, indie, journal, journalism, laundry, Leipzig, life, Literature, news, Sunday, University, work
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Jesca Hoop ‘Memories Are Now’ Review
Jesca Hoop’s Memories Are Now is truly something to behold. Conceptually bold in both musicality and subject matter, this is a brave and beautiful project from an artist exerting full masterly control over what she creates. Illustrated with a focused, … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Review
Tagged 2017, Alasdair Flett, album, alternative, Edinburgh, indie, Jesca Hoop, Memories Are Now, music, Orkney, Review
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Honeyblood @ Electric Circus Review
Glasgow duo, Honeyblood brought their distinct brand of low-fi noise pop to Edinburgh this October in what was the final gig of their pre-semaphore release tour. No strangers to the more intimate venues such as Electric Circus, one feels as though … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Review
Tagged alternative, Cat Myers, EAT FAST, Edinburgh, Electric Circus, Honeyblood, indie, low-fi, noise, punk, Review, Stella Tweeddale
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Fickle Friends @ Electric Circus Review
Fickle Friends hail from the sunny seaside town of Brighton and this is evident in the summery aesthetic of the scintillating synth pop they supply. This was the band’s first ever performance in Scotland, let alone Edinburgh, and they went … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music, Review
Tagged 2016, Edinburgh, Electric Circus, Fickle Friends, indie, live, music, pop, Review, synth
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10 YouTube Channels worth Subscribing To
We all use YouTube, quite a lot of us on a daily basis, but I’ve found that as a conversation piece it usually falls flat. Often one of the parties is struggling to grasp just exactly what made a certain … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Life, Music, Politics
Tagged 2015, alternative, art, comedy, history, IKEA, indie, languages, music, news, philosophy, politics, Victorious Sponge, videos, YouTube
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