Pop: Five fresh new talents

Saturday 13 February 1999 00:02 GMT
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Minibar

Excellent pop songs with a hint of country twang.

Borderline, London W (07-734 2095) Wed

Super J Lounge

Beautiful dreamy grooves from this Anglo-American quartet, who should be going places soon.

Barfly @ The Falcon, London NW (07-482 4884) Tue

Little Mothers

Very promising Island signings with a deft line in twisted eclectic pop songs.

Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth (0705 8639) Wed; Nottingham Rock City (05 958 8848) Thur

Hirameka Hi-Fi

Wonderful name. Wonderfully noisy. From Colchester.

Upstairs at the Garage, London N5 (07-607 88) Fri

Subsonic Legacy

Energetic and interesting twist on hip-hop.

Barfly @ The Falcon, London NW (07-482 4884) Fri

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