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Joesef has been compared to the likes of Amy Winehouse and Lauryn Hill

Fancy a neat little shocker about a very annoyed android, or an exhibition dedicated to the Doctor? Whatever you’re in the mood for, our critics have you covered for the next seven days

Joesef weaves his narrative with soulful, silk-like vocals.

Unafraid to wrestle with feelings of loneliness, alienation, and self-destructiveness out in the open, Permanent Damage is an impressive debut from Joesef.

We take a look back at the December releases we missed first time around, and celebrate new records from CLR theory, L.T. Leif and more.

According to court documents, the man told the victim he was going to kill her.

Here is a playlist of the essential 100 (or so) tunes to come out of Scotland.

Joesef has announced an intimate Glasgow show to celebrate the release of his debut album next year.

In her debut column for PleaseKillMe.com, Pamela Des Barres, bestselling author and legendary rock & roll groupie takes the way-back machine to the Altamont Free Concert in December 1969. Pamela tells the story of a foreboding Tarot card reading that Keith Richards had prior to the festival, and her decision to leave the concert early after “boorish” encounters with the Hells Angels security. She shares her first-person account of the absolute anguish in the Stones’ hotel room after th...

Singer-songwriter Joesef will release his debut album, 'Permanent Damage' in January and tour the UK and Europe in spring.