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This September marks Transgressive Records 5th anniversary and to celebrate, some of the label’s chief artists will be performing special, one-off shows.
An album with undeniable class, that you can’t help but recommend. Adam Nelson reviews the debut album from one of America’s finest new acts.
Ben Esser is no knackered stallion. Many will point to his quiff, his bedroom production or a perceived notion that he’s this years Lily Allen (God help us), but be assured this is an album of real depth and quality, and one that will surely introduce a real talent to a larger audience.
Graham Coxon has announced plans to release a new album in May, with a host of live dates (as yet unannounced) to follow later in the year.
Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson has signed to Transgressive Records in the UK, who’ll release his debut album in May.
It had to happen at some point.. For the first time in TLOBF history we’ve got an artist to do the 20Q’s for the second time! He’s back, bigger and better than before. It’s Jeremy Warmsley!
Before their gig in Cardiff last week, New Zealand’s masters of bleeps and beeps, So So Modern, chatted to TLOBF about their mammoth recent tour, coordinating outfits and possible plans to be radiation therapists and child educators.
Jude Clarke has a long, fairly analytical phone conversation with folky-electronica wizz kid and all round nice chap Jeremy Warmsley.
Like father and you’ll like son, with a dose of added youthful zip. Take New Zealand’s version of the Pepsi Challenge – can you tell the difference?