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40 Issue 73 / 2015 INDIE/ ROCK guestlist.net Chasing Yesterday Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Tomorrow Will Follow Today Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman Live At Third Man Records Parquet Courts You're Better Than This Pile Alter EP Yung A Guide For The Perplexed Helsinki To Kill A King To Kill A King Aureate Gloom Of Montreal Goon Tobias Jesso Jr Hand.Cannot. Erase Steve Wilson Policy Will Butler Shadow Of The Sun Moon Duo NEW RELEASES Martha Bean's album When The Shadows Return To The Sea, which will be released on April 6, is our first introduction to the singer, songwriter and multi- instrumentalist. And after having listened to the ten intricately performed songs, it came as a surprise to learn that When Shadows Return To The Sea is Miss Bean's debut album. From the powerful vocals and solid build-up on 'Bad Blood' to the comforting 'Song Of The Sea', which will make you want to call up an old friend, it is hard to believe that this is her first release. Playing not only the guitar, piano and double bass, this Leicester native also carries the album with a delicate vocal mastery. She expresses herself in poetic lyrics that warrant repeat listening, especially since we still haven't quite figured out the album's title. Wistful but never melancholy, fragile but never weak, contemplative but never brooding, the album will make you want to catch a train to the shore and watch the scenery go by slowly. Though we wouldn't soon put this album on our work- out playlist, we can give Miss Bean our unequivocal endorsement and we look forward to seeing how the public will react to When The Shadows Return To The Sea. ALbum of thE moNth mARthA bEAN - WhEN thE ShAdoWS REtuRN to thE SEA The UK singer-songwriter releases her debut album After her major label debut failed to take off, and following her battle with alcohol abuse, Clare Maguire has returned with a bluesy, Americana sound. 'Don't Mess Me Around', the title track from her new EP, features a fierce, thundering vocal over wonderful up-tempo percussion. Maguire is not one to hide her emotions, and she lets rip with her aggression on this one. In the 60's influenced video, she's got a feisty choir of ladies backing her up. She's sending a powerful message - Clare Maguire is a force to be reckoned with. tRAck of thE moNth cLARE mAguiRE – doN't mESS mE ARouNd The British songstress is back and sounding better than ever with this belter The Hyde Park date is the first UK gig for the band since they co-headlined Reading & Leeds Festival back in 2011, and is their only UK festival date of 2015. The Strokes will be supported by Beck and Future Islands, which the band described as "pretty- freaking-awesome." And if that wasn't quite enough, Temples, Public Service Broadcasting, Gengahr, The Wytches, Hinds, Yak and Kieran Leonard are also on the bill. With the handpicked support bill and the hope of some new music from the band, this gig is shaping up to be unmissable. The New York quintet will headline Barclaycard presents British Summer Time on June 18th NEWS thE StRokES ANNouNcE LoNdoN hydE PARk gig More @ guestlist.net/Indie