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These are YouTube clips of Rinse FM radio rips – but I think both tracks are awesome.

If you’re after that 12″, act quickly…

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Presenting…Cat’s Eyes

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This is their cover of Grinderman’s ‘When My Baby Comes.’

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The return of J Mascis

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Album review – Nasty P

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Choosers Can’t Be Beggars is released on March 14 on KFM.

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…so maybe Weather Barn can help extend that list. Describing their influences as Band Of Horses, Death Cab For Cutie, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Frightened Rabbit (yes, you DID read Death Cab and Lynyrd Skynyrd in the same list).

Formed by brothers Matt and Steve Morris, and joined by Iain Dallas and Daryl Rankin, the band released their debut single ‘Park Hands’ through London’s Kittiwake Records last September. They found themselves being tipped by the likes of Jim Gellatly and Vic Galloway. The follow-up, out at the end of the month, is entitled ‘The Boat Ride.’

What I like is the way you’re just about to say ‘Oh they sound like…x’ and then you suddenly hear ‘…though that’s quite like …y.’ Twee pop meets southern boogie? Don’t knock it ’til you’ve tried it. What also endears them greatly to me is that the two singles sound so utterly different from each other. And in an age of identikit indie bands, that’s a very welcome thing indeed.

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I’ve mentioned Miniature Dinosuars before…this is their latest single out today, entitled ‘Fight Or Flight’ it’s the opening track on the four track EP ‘Off The Radio.’

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