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Police admits to losing critical records Defence Attorney Kay Bacchus-Baptiste alluded other anomalies, i.e. strange things, about the evidence that is supposed to inform the case. By: Haydn Huggins• Corporal Andy James, the investigator in the murder case of 36-year-old Denzil Sam of Ottley Hall, claims that he lost all his notes in relation to the matter. Up to press time Tuesday, Sam was being tried at the Criminal Assizes for the murder of Dexter Rodney, who was shot in the stomach and arm just outside the plant shop of Head of the Cannabis Revival Committee (CRC) Junior ‘Spirit’ C...

Yorktown”-kappaleensa, joka on mukana bändin tulevalla albumilla. Levyn julkaisupäivää ei ole paljastettu, mutta bändi lupaa sen ilmestyvän tämän vuoden aikana. Tuoreella singlellä vierailee Butcher Babiesin toinen laulaja Carla Harvey kertoi kappaleesta, jonka musiikkivideo ilmestyy helmikuun 15. päivä: “What the hell is Yorktown you ask? Well it’s our very own little Gotham, a world we’ve created wherein two vamps patrol the city at night while stalking each other like prey! The magic happens when our two anti-heroines form an alliance to defeat the seedy Yorktown underb...

New music premiering Monday, February 8, at noon on New Music Monday: Dave Stryker: “Baker’s Circle” – The vastly popular, swingin’ and innovative guitarist Dave Stryker starts off 2021 with another superlative release. Dave has a gift in taking classic soul and rock songs then converting them to jazz gems. “Baker’s Circle” is no exception, Stryker is joined by Jared Gold on organ , McClenty Hunter at the drums and Walter Smith III on tenor sax. Andy James: “Tu Amor” – After a successful several years as a fabulous flamenco dancer in Europe, Andy James has returned to he...

Crouch End's Moors Bar in Park Road bids farewell to 12 years of theatre, poetry and late-night music in N8

Michael & Peter Formanek – Dyads (Out Of Your Head): “Michael and Peter Formanek started making music and improvising together before Peter started school. Regular visits to their home from friends and colleagues like Tim Berne, Jim Black, Marty Ehrlich and many others only served to normalize this as being an essential part of human interaction. During much of their time living in Baltimore and as Peter began to study music formally (first on guitar then on saxophones and woodwinds), it was just part of daily life to have musicians come by to play, rehearse, or just hang out. This event...