british music
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Top 25 Albums of 2024
25. Mk.gee- Two Star & The Dream Police Distinctively grainy and hard to put in a box, this is the album that introduced me to the music of Mk.gee and his intoxicating blend of genres. Soulful and distorted, Two Star & The Dream Police delivers tune after tune that will get stuck in your head…
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Top 25 Albums of 2022
2022 has been a whirlwind of a year – the first full year post-covid without any covid lockdowns, and the closest we have come to normal for some time. There has been no shortage of year-defining events that have made headlines and caused sensation, but similarly no shortage of great music being released. One of…
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Top 25 Albums of 2021
With 2021 being a bit of a damp squib, we have thankfully had plenty of great new music as a silver lining to the mundanity of staying at home. With touring returning for musicians for a while only to once again be put on hold with the arrival of Omicron, many artists have used the…
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inertia fm: march
March has brought some sunny weather and a lifting of lockdown measures is imminent so we’ve kept this month’s playlist breezy and easy-going. Dare we dream for the return of live music in summer? Save getting your hopes up just yet and tune into the radio channel of inertia.blog for some chicken selects of top…
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Top 20 Albums of 2020
Enough has been said of how shit 2020 has been. Now, facing a finale that is more of a whimper than a bang, we close out the year alone. Inevitably we will be trapped with many of the problems that have plagued us this year, unable to move on from its shadow for years. Very…
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inertia fm: december
The tree and tinsel are up at inertia HQ for December’s edition of our monthly radio feature. You’re probably sick of Christmas tunes by this point so we’ve kept them to a minimum, stuffing the playlist instead with some glorious picks of what we’ve been listening to lately. Tuck in! Charlie’s Picks Idris Muhammed –…
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Why did the Music Stop? The Grim State of British Music
When looking at the current state of British music and its surrounding culture, it seems increasingly awful. The risks faced by the music industry are more prominent now than they have ever been before. To cover both all the current risks and the underlying reasons for the decline of British music I’ll be looking at…
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