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Charlie Barker
It’s been a long time since I’ve listened to a song that has literally moved me to serious tears
Jon Windle Flies Solo
We talk to Jon Windle, former Little Man Tate frontman after the demise of one of Sheffields finest live bands
Retro Soup
This month Counterfeit caught up with local disco-synthpop duo Retro Soup on the phone, mid tattoo.
Fauna Graphic
Todmorden, a small market town, probably not a place you’d credit with the makings of a talented graffiti artist
Ian Huddleston
I gratefully accepted the invite to watch Ian Huddleston and the Endcliffe Orchestra perform
All the Damn Kids
Once in a while a song comes along and makes you stand still and listen and takes you to a magical place
Kartica
Counterfeit spots Kartica, one of Sheffield’s newest bands, standing at the side door of the Frog and Parrot
Penelopes
Music can reach out to a lot of places; binding people together and breaking down barriers.
Lords of Flatbush
Need something to brighten your day, week, month or even year? Well meet Lords of Flatbush
The Little Million
A grotty Friday night on West Street and I’m sat in a cosy corner on the Wick at Both Ends with Jim and Ross
Nat Johnson
Nat Johnson chats to Mark Perkins about life after Monkey Swallows the Universe and home-made t-shirts.
George Law
George Law has to be one of Sheffield’s most subliminal illustrator, doodler and street artist.
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