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If this debut EP is anything to go by, Childcare is going to go the mile.
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It’s a sophisticated departure from the lavish indie pop of their debut.
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“Probably almost listenable if you’re taking powerful drugs,” says Toby Leveson.
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Toby Leveson picks through the hibernation of British guitar newcomers.
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Seventh record and still going strong, this isn’t Biffy at their best, but there’s still plenty to admire.
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Uncool, dull, and entirely forgettable, The Feeling’s self-titled fifth album isn’t even worth being disappointed over.
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The singer-songwriter is set to drop by Surge Studios tomorrow to play music and answer your questions live on air!
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Before a chaotic gig at the Joiners, Toby caught up with Rat Boy for a chat about a debut album, tour, and getting into trouble.
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Wolf Alice’s third offering from their debut album is moody, compelling, and absolutely brilliant.
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Energetic, rousing, and overwhelmingly positive, Frank Turner’s sixth solo album is one to scream at the top of your lungs when you’re having a bad day.
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Toby reviews the chaotic new track from Essex four-piece, The Bohicas.
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Toby Leveson went to go see the London-based four-piece play a half hour, intimate set at Rough Trade East.
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Toby visited the Joiners to catch up with The Bohicas ahead of their busy festival season and debut album.