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Posted on: 13 May 2010
Could well be one of London’s best kept secrets, not for much longer – Clink Magazine

Tonight marks the launch of the band’s second single “You Have Wasted Your Life, Now Please Stop Wasting Your Money”. And the packed out Charlotte Street Blues Bar, tucked away behind the bustling, tourist-ridden Tottenham Court Road, knows this only too well.

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Posted on: 22 March 2010
TPBR in Croatian newspaper, Jutarnji

Today we are very proud to announce our 2-page review in Jutarnji, the Croatian newspaper which was published on 21st March 2010.

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Posted on: 14 January 2010
“Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant album” – The Waiting Room on woxy.com

We are deeply excited about having recently been played on the wonderful radio show The Waiting Room on woxy.com. They played 95 Charing Cross Road and also said some extremely nice things about us.

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Posted on: 4 December 2009
“Quite simply, the finest country sing-along I’ve heard …” – The Guardian

“Quite simply, the finest country sing-along I’ve heard on the vexed pop topic of how one’s body should be disposed of after death …

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Posted on: 8 October 2009
“A terrific riot of a debut from a very talented outfit …” – London Tour Dates

“It’s deliciously hard to label their sound … This is a terrific riot of a debut from a very talented outfit …”

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Posted on: 1 October 2009
“Earthshaking cauldron of ska, blues and rock’n’roll” – Musicians Magazine

An earthshaking cauldron of ska, blues and rock’n’roll descends from planet Remedy, to offer a ‘dance first, ask questions later’ slant on life and love …

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Posted on: 18 May 2009
“No One’s Fault But Your Own is a storming disc …” – Noize Makes Enemies

‘No One’s Fault But Your Own’ is a storming disc, featuring great tracks… a skanking powerhouse … This album really is the whole package … “

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Posted on: 1 May 2009
“Like The Pogues at the height of their powers” – Von Pip Musical Express

“No Ones Fault But Your Own” is full of thoughtful prose combined with foot stomping tunes that would certainly provide the soundtrack to one hell of a hooley … “

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Posted on: 15 April 2009
“Six seconds: six seconds was all it needed …” – Fatea Magazine

“The Penny Black Remedy have not only captured their live sound but, with the addition of horns on 95 Charing Cross Road, they had enhanced it … “

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Posted on: 20 March 2009
“A stroke of pop mastery …” – There Goes The Fear

“It’s immediately sing-a-long material and the lyrics are witty yet clever… This is the kind of song which makes Jo Whiley wet her pants … “

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