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Gig Review: Dum Dum Girls – Start The Bus, Bristol – Sunday 11th May

Posted on May 14, 2014 by Scott Hammond

Originally part of the American lo-fi guitar ‘scene’ along with bands such as Blank Dogs, Woods and Crystal Stilts, Dum Dum Girls have now been around for so long that their inception occurred when Dee Dee Penny (real name Kristin Welchez)… Continue Reading →

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Documentary Review: Beware of Mr Baker (2013)

Posted on May 12, 2014 by Scott Hammond

The spectacle of a filmmaker being violently ambushed by his subject is a compelling way for any documentary to begin; this is exactly what happens in the first minutes of ‘Beware of Mr Baker’ as legendary rock drummer Ginger Baker… Continue Reading →

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Album Review: Tune-Yards, ‘Nikki Nack’

Posted on May 11, 2014 by Conal Dougan

‘Nikki Nack’ is the third studio album by Tune-Yards, aka New England’s Merrill Garbus, a project largely undetected by the mainstream music press, yet an incredibly engaging and rewarding one nonetheless. Her debut release, Bird Brains (2009) was a low-fi, tightly-financed solo… Continue Reading →

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Album Review: Little Dragon, ‘Nabuma Rubberband’

Posted on May 9, 2014 by Conal Dougan

Following 2011’s excellent ‘Ritual Union’ album and the single “Sunshine”, one of the standout tracks of 2012, expectation has been high for Little Dragon‘s fourth studio album, ‘Nabuma Rubberband’. The Swedish band have gained a reputation for combining quirky, often ambiguous,… Continue Reading →

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The Fix’s Favourite Drummers

Posted on May 7, 2014 by Conal Dougan

Drummers are the oft-neglected musicians, hidden at the back of the stage behind their kits and subjected to derisory jokes. How do you tell if the stage is level? The drummer is drooling from both sides of his mouth. However, forget the… Continue Reading →

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Mayfest, 15-24 May 2014

Posted on May 6, 2014 by Conal Dougan

From May to September, life in Bristol can seem like one long festival. Every single Summer weekend is packed with events for music, food, performing and visual arts…and, of course, hot air balloons. This month is no different, and sees… Continue Reading →

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Interview: The Blackout at Hit The Deck, Bristol

Posted on April 30, 2014 by Arran

Today on The Fix we bring you another interview by Georgie Robbins who spent the Easter weekend at Bristol’s leg of the Hit The Deck festival. After mixing it up with Lacey on their tour bus she ran into Gareth… Continue Reading →

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The Fix’s Most Overrated Albums

Posted on April 29, 2014 by Conal Dougan

Considering the lengths at which we discuss music, we at The Fix decided it was high time to put together a list, not of the greatest albums of all time, but of the most overrated albums of all time. Yes,… Continue Reading →

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