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  Review: SUEP, The Crofters Rights – ‘Eclectic arrangement of songs tied together by playful synth melodies’

  The London-based indie supergroup performed their hits in an intimate setting

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  Review: Let Spin, Strange Brew – ‘They are a group of contrasts and striking dynamics’

  The London and Berlin based post-jazz supergroup take to the stage

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  Review: Weyes Blood, SWX – ‘The writing may be smart stuff but it’s all carried by her voice’

  The Californian singer performed to a sold out crowd

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  Review: Hamish Hawk, Thekla – ‘This is not your run-of-the-mill indie fare’

  The Scottish musician headlined the boat in promotion of his newest album

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  Review: Easy Life, Trinity – ‘Their energy was completely infectious’

  The Northern band performed as part of BRITs Week presented by Mastercard

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  Review: Young Fathers, Rough Trade – ‘The most unshakably cool band around’

  The Scottish trio are currently touring their newest album

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  Review: DVSN, SWX – ‘Silky melodies, spacey beats and meaningful lyrics’

  The Canadian duo stopped over in Bristol as part of their brief UK tour

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  Review: The Little Unsaid, The Folk House – ‘Utterly life-affirming’

  John Elliott brings his cooler self to the stage with a forray of songs that can't be categorised

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