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Guy Oddy

Articles By Guy Oddy

Frank Carter & the Sex Pistols, O2 Academy, Birmingham review - Reloaded Pistols are a shot in the arm

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Album: Katy Perry - 143

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Album: Tindersticks - Soft Tissue

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The Allergies, Hare & Hounds, Birmingham review - funky hip-hoppers fire up the weekend

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Supersonic Festival 2024, Birmingham review - another fine musical celebration far away from the mainstream

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Album: Lee Scratch Perry & Youth - Spaceship to Mars

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Stowaway Festival, Buckinghamshire review - old ravers and their kids get on one

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Album: Illuminati Hotties - Power

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Album: Hi Fi Sean & David McAlmont - Daylight

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Album: The Very Things GXL - Mr Arc-Eye (Under a Cellophane Sky)

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Album: Orange Goblin - Science Not Fiction

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Album: Pepe Deluxé - Comix Sonix

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Album: Kneecap - Fine Art

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The Lovely Eggs, XOYO, Birmingham review - Lancashire duo brings the Bank Holiday to a speedy end

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Album: Barry Adamson - Cut to Black

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Withnail and I, Birmingham Rep review - Bruce Robinson’s 1987 film makes for a theatrical hit

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