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FeaturesMelanie De Biasio distils haunting jazz and blues
Less-is-more singer-songwriter echoes Peggy Lee and Nina Simone: read new interview here.
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FeaturesNile Rodgers Wants You To Remix His Le Freak Smash
Here’s your chance to re-work one of disco’s greatest anthems with Nile’s support.
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FeaturesThe Beatles In MONO – Live!
Unmissable opportunity to hear The Beatles as Mother Nature intended in Abbey Road Studio 2.
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FeaturesGeorge Harrison's First Six Solo Albums Remastered
Son Dhani oversees project to digitise old and unreleased tracks from analogue tapes
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FeaturesLed Zeppelin: The New Remasters
Jimmy Page casts light on the unreleased material in new issue of MOJO, out in the UK now.
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FeaturesThe Ghost Of A Saber Tooth Tiger – Animals
Acid-folk duo Sean Lennon and Charlotte Kemp Muhl turn heavy-psych voyagers on Midnight Sun.
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FeaturesJimmy Page: “That IS me”
Led Zeppelin leader’s lost track surfaces on TV weather trailer. Prompts Proustian rush back to his 20th year.
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FeaturesForeign investors buy into Dubai’s vision
Dubai is seeing an enthusiastic revival of old, stalled projects and the fresh influx of investment ploughing into new infrastructure schemes.
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FeaturesEnhanced recovery the future of upstream
Tertiary recovery techniques are being seriously considered by Middle East oil producers with heavy investment earmarked for the technology
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FeaturesUnseen Nick Drake images found
Wonderful unearthed pic of folk’s lost boy – from new Drake tome, Remembered For A While.
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NewsDragons don’t invest but TV exposure is priceless
Hard cash may not have been forthcoming from Blooming Simple’s appearance on BBC2’s Dragons’ Den, but the mass television exposure for the brand is priceless.
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Shale gas in China: promising resources but many challenges
Shale gas resources are at the early stages of development in China, with these resources currently falling almost exclusively into the unproved and technically recoverable bracket, without any serious production. According to estimates made by the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), China has the world’s largest unproved wet shale gas ...
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Gas hydrate resources found in South China Sea
In late December 2013, China announced that it had identified major gas hydrate resources in the northern part of the South China Sea. Known as “flammable ice,” gas hydrates have the potential to be a major source of energy in the future. But the technology needed to economically get ...
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FeaturesChina calling
Soaring domestic consumption and new environmental requirements ae spurring China’s E&P strategy to increase gas production and create a hub for oil-related services
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NewsSalad days
Glick launched a brand new collection of Paper Salad designs at Harrogate featuring lots of neon colours and on-trend patterns in flat wrap, gift bags, roll wrap and tissue papers.
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NewsThe Maltese Falcon
In this noir classic, detective Sam Spade gets more than he bargained for when he takes a case brought to him by a beautiful but secretive woman.
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NewsThunderbirds at 50
Official Thunderbirds licensee Bunkerbound have launched their first collection of classic gifts featuring travel bags, clocks and fashion accessories. The giftware range makes up part of the franchise’s collection celebrating the 50th anniversary of Thunderbirds in 2015 and is aimed at adult fans.
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NewsExclusive: Neon Jungle – Sleepless in London
Guess what, we’ve been given an exclusive preview clip of a brand new Neon Jungle track! Sleepless in London is taken from the group’s forthcoming album Welcome To The Jungle, and we can’t wait to hear the full song. Building from some soulful vocals to a big sounding chorus, we’re ...
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NewsCalvin Harris and Avicii named as “powerful celebrities” on Forbes List
Forbes has released The World’s Most Powerful Celebrities List, which includes EDM superstars Calvin Harris and Avicii. The list is compiled using data collected from over 200 celebrities in order to create a pool of top earners, and ranges from athletes, movie stars, pop stars and TV personalities. Swedish artist ...
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NewsResearch finds that David Guetta's "Bad" is associated with anger
Spotify has released new research that identifies the emotions caused by certain tracks, with David Guetta’s ‘Bad’ closely associated to anger. Working alongside Jacob Jolij, a Cognitive Psychology and Neuroscience expert, Spotify identified ‘Bad’ (pictured above) as the most effective track to cause the feeling of anger. This is because ...
