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Fat Cat : Interview with Dave Cawley
One of Britain's biggest indie labels, Fat Cat is perhaps best known for being Sigur Ros' label, but, from its very outset , has always proved remarkably eclectic and broad in its tastes. Co-owner Dave Cawley mulls over its history with John Clarkson

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Vashti Bunyan : Heartleap - CD
Magical fourth album from rediscovered and now much acclaimed 60's folk cult icon, Vashti Bunyan

Tal National : Kaani - CD
Monotonous and disappointing fourth album from Niger-based group, Tal National

Mice Parade : What It means to Be Left-Handed - CD
Astounding ninth album from Mice Parade, the moniker of New York percussionist Adam Pierce, which mixes influences as diverse as flamenco, indie rock, post rock and jazz

Maps and Atlases : Perch Patchwork - CD
Astounding merging of pop, folk, indie and math rock on remarkable debut album from experimental Chicago-based group, Maps and Atlases

Gregory and the Hawk : Leche - CD
Familiar-sounding, but strikingly original second album from Gregory and the Hawk, the project of New York-based singer-songwriter, Meredith Godreau

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Sigur Ros : The Image That Made Me Weep
In our series 'The Image That Made Me Weep', in which a different one of our writers or photographers reflects on a favourite image, Keith How writes of the video for Sigur Ros's 'Olsen Olsen'.

Max Richter : Profile
Maarten Schiethart tries to stay awake to listen to Max Richter's new eight hour composition, 'Sleep'

Vashti Bunyan : St Philip's Church, Manchester, 12/10/2014
Nicky Crewe watches 60's singer-songwriter Vashti Bunyan play an atmospheric and enthralling set at St Philip's Church in Manchester

Vashti Bunyan : Interview
Nicky Crewe speaks to 60's cult folk legend Vashti Bunyan about her fourth album, 'Heartleap'

Twilight Sad : Richmond Park, Glasgow, 30/8/2014
At the chaotic Last Big Weekend Festival in Glasgow, Tony Gaughan watches brooding Scottish post-rockers the Twilight Sad play a short but intense and brilliant gig

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Fat Cat:Interview with Dave Cawley
One of Britain's biggest indie labels, Fat Cat is perhaps best known for being Sigur Ros' label, but, from its very outset , has always proved remarkably eclectic and broad in its tastes. Co-owner Dave Cawley mulls over its history with John Clarkson

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Vashti Bunyan - Heartleap - CD
Magical fourth album from rediscovered and now much acclaimed 60's folk cult icon, Vashti Bunyan

Tal National - Kaani - CD
Monotonous and disappointing fourth album from Niger-based group, Tal National

Mice Parade - What It means to Be Left-Handed - CD
Astounding ninth album from Mice Parade, the moniker of New York percussionist Adam Pierce, which mixes influences as diverse as flamenco, indie rock, post rock and jazz

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Sigur Ros:The Image That Made Me Weep
In our series 'The Image That Made Me Weep', in which a different one of our writers or photographers reflects on a favourite image, Keith How writes of the video for Sigur Ros's 'Olsen Olsen'.

Max Richter:Profile
Maarten Schiethart tries to stay awake to listen to Max Richter's new eight hour composition, 'Sleep'

Vashti Bunyan:St Philip's Church, Manchester, 12/10/2014
Nicky Crewe watches 60's singer-songwriter Vashti Bunyan play an atmospheric and enthralling set at St Philip's Church in Manchester

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