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  • Song of The Week: Meg

    Song of The Week: Meg

    Quick one from me today, you’ll be happy to hear! Song of the week comes from Meg, dreamily expressing her romantic thoughts, hidden from the rain; how apt for today! Okay, we’ve mentioned Meg quite a bit recently, she got song of the week for the last single, saw her perform at the Neeld, and… Read more

  • Devizine Podcast Sept 23

    Pinky promise or idol threat? I’ll let you decide, but the aim is to produce a monthly podcast after prototypes at the end of last year failed due to my procrastinating agenda. Here’s the first one, an hour of great locally sourced music, unfortunately in bad company! Tuneage of the highest quality, and thankfully not… Read more

  • Who Are The Eskimo Nebula, Appearing at The Muck?

    Who Are The Eskimo Nebula, Appearing at The Muck?

    Okay, clever clogs among us Iโ€™m sure will tell me the Eskimo Nebula is a bipolar double-shell planetary nebula, 6,500 light-years away which is surrounded by gas making it resemble a person’s head surrounded by a parka hood, hence its name. I knew that already and didnโ€™t need you to tell me, or Wikipedia, honest,… Read more

  • Weekly Roundup of Events in Wiltshire: 20th -26th September 2023

    With the last minute heatwave looking as if itโ€™s packing its bags, we move into autumn still with lots to do locally, the silver lining of the clouds aboveโ€ฆ..ย ย  Not comprehensive, as I tell you each time, more will be added to our event calendar as we move through the week and they come to… Read more

  • Song of the Week: Canute’s Plastic Army

    Song of the Week: Canute’s Plastic Army

    Swindon Celtic folk at it’s finest, Anish Harrison and Neil Mercer smash it again, this one is sublime, it’s called Wild, no spoilers, just listen, immerse yourself, and perhaps buy it for a quid, you can’t even get a chocolate bar for that these days! Canute’s Plastic Army played Swindon Shuffle last night, too early… Read more

  • Beyond Reverence: Deadlight Danceโ€™s Debut Album

    Beyond Reverence: Deadlight Danceโ€™s Debut Album

    According to the confines of youth cultures of yore, I shouldnโ€™t like Marlborough-based duo Deadlight Danceโ€™s debut album, Beyond Reverence, as while attempts to fit into my new surroundings of Marlborough meant my teenage musical tastes meandered in a rock direction, I drew the line at โ€œgoth,โ€ but on matured and eclectic reflection, still donโ€™t… Read more