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Editors, Birmingham Academy 2, 28th July 2005

bobJuly 31, 2005October 21, 2020
With the release of their debut album on Monday, The Back Room, tonight was Editors' home-coming to Birmingham. This was their biggest ever headline gig and, perhaps understandably, it wasn't...
GigCast#1 – The Sand Creek Massacre (MP3)
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GigCast#1 – The Sand Creek Massacre (MP3)

bobJuly 31, 2005October 21, 2020
Welcome to the first Betweenplanets Gig Podcast (or GigCast). I met up with the up and coming Reading band The Sand Creek Massacre for a chat before their appearance on...
Johnathan Rice – Kiss Me Goodbye
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Johnathan Rice – Kiss Me Goodbye

bobJuly 30, 2005October 21, 2020
Singer-songwriter and actor Johnathan Rice, as you may know, is 21 years old and has already won a place in the Songwriters Hall Of Fame.
The Levellers – Truth & Lies
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The Levellers – Truth & Lies

bobJuly 25, 2005October 21, 2020
I don’t think it would be unfair of me to say that before I listened to Truth & Lies I was expecting more of that same old Levellers sound. Well,...
Linchpin – Linchpin EP
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Linchpin – Linchpin EP

bobJuly 25, 2005October 21, 2020
"Jesus had long hair so why can't I?" A valid question (unless you want to get pedantic and point out that it's highly unlikely that Jesus did have long hair)...
Alamos – Photograph It
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Alamos – Photograph It

bobJuly 25, 2005October 22, 2020
Imagine a band that mixed up the sounds of early Idlewild and The Killers (but without the synths) and you should be thinking of Alamos. Photograph It is the band’s...

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