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We're here again with another Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a music podcast. On this week's show Steve and Gaz look at the rest of the albums that they really enjoyed during the month of May and give you full reviews on the latest releases from Kamasi Washington, The Lemon Twigs, Bring Me the Horizon, Crowded House, Vince Staples, Shellac, Iglooghost, Rotting Christ, Buffalo Tom and Friday Pilots Club.
Plus we remember a classic late 90's lost trance banger from Rest Assured (with a little help from The Verve) and we look at the mental crap 30 Seconds to Mars are trying to flog to people during their recent London shows.


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Hello and welcome to a bonus Trve. Cvlt. Pop! On this episode we start our coverage of festival season in full with Steve monologuing his way through his experience at the recent Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona. There's the lowdown on the festival as an experience, reviews of ALL the bands that he saw. There's also a little bonus purring and cat chat from Bonjour. What more could you want?!


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Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a music podcast. On this week's show Steve and Gaz begin to round up what has been a frankly insane month of May in music, by reviewing a mere 10 of the excellent releases of this month... there's 10 more next week and we still aren't getting it all in! We look at new albums by Dua Lipa, Arab Strap, Knocked Loose, Beth Gibbons, Willow, Big Special, Les Savy Fav, Childish Gambino, Hot Water Music and Sebastian Bach. 
Plus we react to the news that Manchester recently opened Co-Op Arena is DEFINITELY cursed as Nikki Minaj gets arrested before she can perform there, the new that, despite Steve only saying a day prior that they would never reform, The Blood Brothers actually had already reformed a week prior and have sold out their entire comeback tour and we say HELLO (HA!!!) to a long lost dance rock banger from electro-synth legends The Beloved.


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Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt Pop! and welcome back to the second part of our 2024 summer festival preview show. After going deep on the big 6 of UK festivals this month, we turn our attention to some of the more specialist and bespoke festivals happening over the next few months. We give you the lowdown on the likes of Bearded Theory, Slam Dunk Mighty Hoopla, Parklife, Margate Summer Series, BST, Guilfest, 2000 Trees, Wireless, Kubix, Secret Garden Party, Wilderness, Kendall Calling, Bloodstock, All Points East, Outbreak, Cream Fields and Boogietown. Who to see, who to skip, what you should spend your hard earned cash on, we'll do our best to let you know. 


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Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! where we are dusting off our bucket hats, filling a drinks cooler, making sure our camping chair is nice and sturdy and packing our wellies in preparation for the summer festival season by previewing as many of the big music fests as we can. In the first part of our deep dive on festival season we are looking at the big 6 of UK festivals; Glastonbury, Download, The Isle of Wight, TRNSMT, Latitude and Reading and Leeds. We go through the line up with a fine tooth comb to get you all excited about what is going to go down in the summer.
Plus, as promised, Gaz picks his 3 Steve Albini albums. 


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Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, it's a music podcast... you know that. On this weeks show it's all gone a bit different from what we initially planned. Gaz is caught up at work, so luscious Sam Sleight stands in for him, and rather than do what we were originally going to do, we have decided to dedicate this week's show to Steve Albini, the legendary guitarist, frontman and producer, responsible for some of our collectively favourite records of the last 40-odd years. Steve and Sam pick three albums from the man to show why he was such a legend and talk about the influence and qualities that made him so revered. 
In happier news, we also look at one of the finest Eurovision entries in... well... maybe ever you know!


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