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Vinny has written the following articles:

26152

CSS, Metronomy at Portsmouth Pyramid Centre, Thu 20 Dec

Review by Dean Samways

This crowd is treated to some musical treats this Christmas season courtesy of CSS, and it looks like the sassy Brazilian vixens aren’t losing any of their sex appeal going into the New Year»

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Klaxons, Simian Mobile Disco at Southampton Guildhall, Fri 30 Nov

Review by Dean Samways

The visuals surrounding SMD’s bobbing bodies is almost as tight as the electronic beats: vertical bars of light flash between red, green and blue and guide white circles up and down around the guys as they tweak their equipment centre stage»

29709

We Are Scientists at Southampton University SU, Sun 18 Nov

Review by Dean Samways

Great gigs that stay with you fall into two categories: epic or fun. Fun should not be confused with throwaway. These loosen the jaw and relax the bladder. They stun. We Are Scientists are a fun band.»

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Dizzee Rascal at Southampton University SU, Thu 08 Nov

Review by Dean Samways

With Dizzee Rascal you don’t just get a London MC with a powerful, bass soundtrack; you get a twice-nominated and one-time winner of the Mercury Prize who smashes down genres and musical barriers with a playful grin on his face»

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Kate Nash at Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms, Sun 21 Oct

Review by Dean Samways

The secret behind this Harrow girl’s success is her ability to bring music down from near elite planes to poetry of the public. These familiar themes that line Nash’s music mushroom in significance for every single person»

22908

Maximo Park at Portsmouth Guildhall, Mon 08 Oct

Review by Dean Samways

“It’s their biggest tour to date!” chirps the pop pixie next to me, coiled like a spring. Her face is smouldering with anticipation that will only be outdone by the rubbery-faced theatrics of Paul Smith. Spanning Anglo, Germanic, Austro and Yankee soils, the five Geordie boys are certainly looking to become global. And why not...»

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Bloc Party at Brighton Concorde 2, Thu 23 Aug

Review by Dean Samways

Tonight might have been advertised and sold as a fans-only event, but it’s a Carling Weekend warm-up too. This doesn’t put off the punters thinking that this is all just for them...»

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