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Debut solo album for Skipper’s Alley veteran is experimental and inventive

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The four-piece band like to distort cosy preconceptions of traditional music

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Lankum march to the beat of their own tune too: in all its anarchic glory

How Pete Shelley and the Buzzcocks invented indie

The Manchester band’s first release reshaped pop music. With no industry support, they pressed and sold the EP themselves, and kickstarted a revolution

Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker: Seedlings All review – Songs of depth and sensitivity

Lankum's latest is potent and bitter, but blunt in places

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