Ged Babey is a writer for Louder Than War, a music website that covers the local music scene in the United Kingdom, with a focus on Bournemouth. Ged's articles provide reviews and coverage of various bands and artists, showcasing his passion for music and supporting local talent.
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Ged Babey's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment news, particularly music reviews and announcements. Given this focus, Ged is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local music events, album releases, and video premieres from artists in the Bournemouth area or surrounding regions.
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Another Instant classic from Interesting Wallpaper. Sunday afternoon Pop, 'Word Psychedelia' and a fox in a box...
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Nostalgia double bill with the Undertones and The Mighty Wah! Family entertainment and the story of the Blues.
Guilty is a song about Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in the UK in 1955. An act of "medieval savagery"
'Olde English Peculiar' or Steampunk Psych? Whichever it is, Neovenators debut album is a must for fans of Stranglers, Damned and Antz. .
Friday 6 December 2024 at the Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth, (with all proceeds going to The LifeHouse) a Night for Simon Holliday
A must for They Might Be Giants fans: re-arrangements of some of the most brilliantly odd, and fun, pop-music of the last forty years or so
The Crash Landings take Streetpunk with touches of Ska-punk One Step Forward. A cracking five song EP from Bournemouth punks.
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