Under-rated!
Here's Miki B's first interview in more than a decade in case anyone's keen:
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- Features: * Half a week with The Hidden Cameras
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- Features: * Win a Rock n Roll Weekender to Jack Daniel’s Birthday JD Set in Tennessee
- Features: * The Music: "We will not be away as long this time"
- Reviews: * Conor Oberst & the Mystic Valley Band at London Camden Electric Ballroom, Wed 27 Aug
- Features: * Reading/Leeds: Day Three report
- Reviews: * The Gutter Twins at Sheffield Leadmill, Wed 27 Aug
- Features: * Reading & Leeds 2008: all of our content compiled
- * American Music Club @ Bristol Thekla Social, 9/09
- * Bon Iver @ London Shepherds Bush Empire, 11/09
- * American Music Club @ London Bush Hall, 11/09
- * Plans and Apologies, Jeffrey Lewis, The Atoms @ Derby The Royal, 12/09
- * Guided Missile @ London Buffalo Bar, 13/09
- * Videocrash @ London Koko, 13/09
- * American Music Club @ Cambridge Junction 2 The Shed, 15/09
- * Club AC30 @ London King's Cross Scala, 16/09
- * Adrian Orange, Sparky Deathcap @ London Cafe Otto, 16/09
- * American Music Club @ Winchester Railway Inn, 16/09
- * Andrew W.K. @ London Madame Jo Jos, 19/09
- * Rolo Tomassi, DiS DJs, The Ghost Frequency, Mirror Mirror @ London Old Blue Last, 22/09
- * DiScover Sheffield @ Sheffield The Harley, 22/09
- * Club Entropicana presents: Tessellators, Shield Your Eyes and more @ London Kilburn The Good Ship, 23/09
- * Sonic Cathedral @ London St Giles in the Fields Church, 24/09
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Apart from
the one she did a few months earlier to promote that Britpop box set thing?
Thanks
That's a good read !
Yay
Lush were great, Split was a great album. I used to fancy her so much!! :o)
Mad Love is possibly
my favourite EP from the nineties. Perfect.
Very under-rated
Shame the songs on Spooky were buried under Robin Guthrie's production.
yeah
looking back the best stuff was both after and before that album. CAT's CHORUS off a b side from 93 fr'instance. There's a remarkable amount of lush stuff around on p2p/ file sharing places despite their records never getting a remastering job nor much nostalgia. Maybe its cause 4ad always kept the back catalogue in the shops.