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Final-Version-1.Pdf WWW.NEVOLUME.CO.UK Cover photography by Daniel Stark by photography Cover FOR OUR SECOND BIRTHDAY NE VOLUME MAGAZINE PRESENTS AN EXCLUSIVE STRIPPED-BACK SHOW! Wire at Georgian Theatre, Artist Spotlight: Stockton! The Golden Age Of Nothing! Post-Mortem of Kings Of We Speak to The Amazons as Leon at Metro Radio Arena! They Head to The Cluny! WE’RE LISTENING! Stockton Calling 2017! ISSUE #21 APRIL 2017 Review of Cherry Head, Cherry Heart’s New Album! FOLLOW NE VOLUME ON SOCIAL MEDIA And much, much more! PICK UP OUR FREE NORTH EAST MUSIC MAGAZINE! LET’S GET EVEN LOUDER NORTH EAST VOLUME!!!!! NEWS! PG.24 Fleecetonbury Festival! WELCOME! PG.26 Stockton Calling 2017! Gig Preview: Thank you so much for picking up NE PG.5 Volume music magazine - the magazine The Real Thing at Longlands! PG.28 NE Volume Magazine 2nd Anniversary Gig! produced by local music fans, for local PG.6 40th Anniversary Gig: music fans. 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