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Mark Grainger

England
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Copywriter. Words that help your business bloom. Pop culture nerd and dog fan. Old soul. 'A one-man pun generator with no discernible off switch.' (He/Him)
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LIVE REVIEW: The Twilight Sad @ Boiler Shop, Newcastle (03.05.26)

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By Mark Grainger
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Image by Iam Burn It’s been seven years since The Twilight Sad came to Newcastle (four since they were in the region at all for a show at Stockton’s Georgian Theatre), and since then they’ve undergone a kind of metamorphosis.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Allo Darlin’ - Bright Nights

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By Mark Grainger
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Fika Recordings Released: 11.07.25 Nostalgia is a word I always associate with Allo Darlin’. Their knowingly twee, always earnest first three albums always struck me as coming from a place of nostalgia, of a yearning for and memory of the moments (big and small) that make up a life and build a memory. Allo Darlin’ are back following a breakup and some time apart, and it’s like they never went away.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Billy Nomates - Metalhorse

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By Mark Grainger
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Invada Records Released 16.05.25 It’s been a minute since Billy Nomates, aka Victoria ‘Tor’ Maries, became a target for armchair arseholes during her solo Glastonbury performance. That’s just one of the things that has changed for Metalhorse; the third BNM album is the first to feature a full performing band. More striking is how the spiky post-punk of previous releases has been streamlined, polished into a more country and pop-tinged sound.
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