Side-Line MagazineMagnetic Skies share new single 'Everything’s Alright'; announce 'Fragments' for 7 November with UK headline dates #MagneticSkies
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Son of Music ClubA fab nighht of live music at the Wedge, courtesy of Pompey's own Fake Empire and a hand-picked selection of local support bands, all for less than the cost of two beers.
With a curated line-up, and acts split between the main stage and the smaller Edge space, the evening had a familiar festival vibe (reminiscent of Dials and the much missed SputhseaFest, both of which took advantage of the Wedge's two room set up, and the upcoming Night Currents)
A great way both to showcase local talent and entertain music lovers on a wet Saturday night, all in Southsea's excellent Wedgewood Rooms. Lovely.
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Magnetic Skies return with new synthpop single 'Back To Life' - Out now #MagneticSkies
London-based synthpop act Magnetic Skies to release debut album 'Empire Falling' in November #MagneticSkies
London-based synthpop act Magnetic Skies to release debut album ‘Empire Falling’ in November - SIDE-LINE MAGAZINE
After a succession of EPs and singles, UK synthpop group Magnetic Skies are gearing up to launch their inaugural album, "Empire Falling," available from 3rd November. Originally conceived in 2019 as a studio-focused venture by lead singer and keyboardist Simon Kent along with Jo Womar, also on keys, the duo were motivated by a mutual
London-based synthpop act Magnetic Skies to release debut album 'Empire Falling' in November #MagneticSkies
London-based synthpop act Magnetic Skies to release debut album ‘Empire Falling’ in November - SIDE-LINE MAGAZINE
After a succession of EPs and singles, UK synthpop group Magnetic Skies are gearing up to launch their inaugural album, "Empire Falling," available from 3rd November. Originally conceived in 2019 as a studio-focused venture by lead singer and keyboardist Simon Kent along with Jo Womar, also on keys, the duo were motivated by a mutual