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New Weird Britain in Review for August, by Noel Gardner

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New Weird Britain in Review for August, by Noel Gardner
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Noel Gardner returns with another guide to best of New Weird Britain, including unplugged industrial recorded live at a greasy spoon in Byker, to a locked-in free improv scorcher from South London
Honey Ride Me A Goat
Feel In Motion, the third album by Leeds’ Galaxians, is building into one of my favourites of 2026, inside the New Weird Britain parameters or otherwise. Regarding those parameters, it’s certainly one of the least weird, or most pop, things featured so far. Perhaps crafting fastidi

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