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MOSES - CAPITALISE this: When the System Sells Itself Back to You

November 28, 2025 by Dizzy Spell in Music

We've followed MOSES since their 2016 debut—a working-class band with no interest in playing the game, only burning down the board. Their third album 'Capitalise This' is audio fireworks: raw, political, and uncompromising. Produced by Gavin Monaghan, with national play from Steve Lamacq and John Kennedy, this is indie rock that refuses to be recuperated by the system it rails against.

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November 28, 2025 /Dizzy Spell
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fck NCP!

November 17, 2025 by Guest

ArtBeat duo, NCP (New Commercial Product), launch their eponymous 4-track EP on 27th November at Farsight Gallery near Denmark Street, Soho. An exceptional release that journeys through melody and rhythm ideas from start to finish.

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November 17, 2025 /Guest

Time Travelling to The Musos Awards 2026

October 31, 2025 by Caffy St Luce

The Musos Awards celebrates Irish British Guitarish star turns, and more from it’s glam green carpet to it’s stage style SHOW! TheZineUK get premature elation for 12th February 2026 at Camden Town Electric Ballroom #musosawards26 (and the Britpop edition of SoccerSixFest on 9th May!) - CUP (Creativity Uniting People) 4REAL.

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October 31, 2025 /Caffy St Luce

The Digital Graveyard & The DIY Bloom

October 28, 2025 by Dizzy Spell

The digital age promised freedom, but delivered algorithms and exploitation. This ZineUK dispatch dives into how UK artists are fiercely resisting streaming giants, rejecting unethical practices, and building a vibrant, independent future for music rooted in real connections and artistic integrity.

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October 28, 2025 /Dizzy Spell

The Algorithmic Weave: How Right-Wing Narratives Drape Modern Culture and Fashion

October 27, 2025 by Ruby Blue

In our interconnected lives, algorithms are unseen weavers, subtly pushing right-wing narratives that intertwine politics, economics, and fashion. This article investigates how these digital architects influence everything from shopping habits to the rise of the 'tradwife' and the rebranding of major brands, exposing conservatism's creeping influence on pop culture.

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October 27, 2025 /Ruby Blue
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