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  Review: Ritual Union – ‘An obvious fit for the Bristol music scene’

  The all day music event returned after a successful debut in October last year

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  Review: Hack Poets Guild, The Folk House – ‘Invention, innovation and intimate storytelling’

  A brand new collaboration of three of the most unique voices in folk

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  Review: The Haar, Downend Folk & Roots – ‘More than a little intense’

  The Anglo-Irish four piece take to the stage to celebrate St Patrick's Day

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  Review: Three Cane Whale + Firelight Trio, St George’s – ‘Achingly beautiful’

  A double billing of two bands at the top of their game

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  Review: Loyle Carner, O2 Academy – ‘Versatile, pioneering and always amiable’

  The Mercury Prize nominated musician performed to a sold out crowd

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  Review: Febueder, The Crown – ‘They sounded like a band at the top of their game’

  The experimental alt-indie band are currently promoting their newest album

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  Review: Shame, SWX – ‘The more energy the crowd gave, the more the band gave back’

  The post-punk band provided a high energy set full of their well loved tracks

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  Review: The Oozes, Rough Trade – ‘Wonderfully camp and bursting with silliness’

  The London based queer punk based create a safe, queer space for everyone involved

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