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AJ Tracey's low energy live performance doesn't do justice to his stellar discography, Music writer Daisy Kirkaldy reviews
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Redbrick Comment Editor Amelia Hiller takes us through and breaks down five musical landmarks of her life
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Mr. Scruff is set to play Birmingham's Hare & Hounds this May and David Evans tells us why it's a must-see
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'Love in the Time of Lexapro' expands the sonic palette of Oneohtrix Point Never to sounds more tranquil and human, James Rodker reviews
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Summer is on its way and so are some stellar festivals. Here is a month-by-month guide to Redbrick's top festival picks of the year
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With a solo UK tour on the horizon, Frankie Rhodes sat down with KAWALA at their recent stint of supporting shows for dodie
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With a handful of excellent singles under her belt, Maisie Peters takes her music on the road, Emily Calder previews
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dodie's recent Birmingham show was a delightful showcase of indie pop energy, Frankie Rhodes reports
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In a time of iniquity, the music of Hayley Kiyoko is profound in its shattering of stereotypes surrounding sexuality, Jade Matlock details
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Muse fail to sound like more than an imitation of themselves on their latest, sci-fi inspired record 'Simulation Theory', Gemma Elgar reports
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Princess Nokia's rerelease of her 2014 debut album is vital to understanding the artist as she stands today, Music Editor Letty Gardner writes
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Writer Frankie Stott reviews 'When I Get Home', an intimate, hypnotic and jazzy meandering into Solange's experiences and feelings