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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Gong, the Fleece – ‘Remarkably well-drilled’

  No-original-members incarnation deliver a psychedelic rock masterclass

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• Music / Bristol gigs

  Bristol’s Month in Metal & Prog: June 2026

  Hawkwind, Voivod, Sunn O))), Venom Inc., Cryptic Shift

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• Music / Bristol gig listings

  Bristol’s month in metal and prog – May 2026

  Jethro Tull, Tim Bowness, Philip Sayce, Temple of Doom, Howling Giant, Moon Reaper

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: The Soft Machine, Jam Jar – ‘Much more than mere nostalgia’

  The music seemed equally pleasing to grey heads and younger folk alike

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• Music / new releases

  New release: ‘Mixed race shoegaze funk from the crystal cave’

  Lawi Anywar's third record explores the fear of dying and lingering regrets

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• Music / new releases

  Spin Class release EP bursting with ‘raw energy’

  The five track EP was recorded live to capture the full power sound the band brings to the stage

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Steven Wilson, Bristol Beacon – ‘A multimedia treat’

  An audio-visual treat from the reigning monarch of modern prog

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Waldo’s Gift – ‘A band on the edge’

  Is it jazz? Does it matter?

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