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As someone who hates birds it’s not that far-fetched to say I hate gUiLLeMoTs, I mean look at how they spell their name it screams, “we’re trying desperately to be quirky,” look at their succes |
| | | Saturday 15th October 2011 at Birmingham O2 Academy
As the ice cold winds of winter flow through the platforms of Rugby train station on a chilly Saturday afternoon, it’s hard to be optimistic about the upcoming months. Or this might be down to t |
| | | Science of Sound
Originating in Madison, Wisconsin, Sleeping in the Aviary have progressed into a Minneapolis quintet, having recently released their new album You and Me, Ghost on September 6, 2011. Althou |
| | | Clwb Ifor Bach, 11 October 2011
There's a rare relationship between certain bands, and their audience. Forever The Sickest Kids are fortunate enough to have it. Verging on a cult-like following, they're a band who enjoy a smal |
| | | Parlophone
Coldplay’s last offering back in 2008, titled Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends took the bands fan base to new levels and saw the band reach new heights in their musical atmosphere. The |
| | | Piccadilly Station Manchester 14th October
Last weekend at The Warehouse Project, Manchester was an intense night for house and electro-tech with a nine piece line-up topped by two massive dance heavy-weights EROL Alkan and Boys Noize f |
| | | Metropolis Records
Electric Six aren’t the first band to make a career out of a couple of songs. But they are probably the most famous. And they are some of the best songs, pretty much ever. “Gay Bar” and “Danger! Hi |
| | | Ribbon Music
It's a rare and impressive feat when a song manages to enact a significant shift in its sonic atmosphere, but make that change play like a totally natural, even inspired progression. That is exact |
| | | Animal Style Records
Its times like these when pop punk songs played by any band out there sound almost the same, it’s getting even hard to tell and write a review about, we, as fans and artists, do need a fre |
| | | NOSI Music
It seems that anything passes as an EP these days. Gone are the days when an EP constituted a mini-album, with a minimum of at least five songs and instead, what was once called a double A-si |
| | | Stranger Records
Anyone marketing themselves as a gangsta Nancy Sinatra sure as hell better have the attitude and the swagger to back it up. In sound, Lana Del Ray is probably a little more like Kate Bush whic |
| | | Easy Star Records
I’ve never been a fan of the reggae genre; I always found it too slow, too gentle and too relaxed to really instil any sort of excitement within me. Maybe I’ve been listening to the wrong people f |
| | | Stray Cat Records / The Unsigned Records
Sexually charged, 70's rock guitar licks, flamenco, cowboy-country and a whole lot of surfin' grunge and distortion. Is this the kinda party you want to get with!? Me too! From Copenhagen, The Go |
| | | ISLAND UNIVERSAL RECORDS LTD
When REM gave the music industry a cheery wave goodbye last month it was no great loss. Like an unsteady, drunken uncle at a family party – Stipe and the boys had outstayed their welcome - the |
| | | Lojinx
If you don’t know who Butch Walker is, you probably don’t deserve to own a music collection of any kind. A top ten producer who has worked in the past with the likes of Fall Out Boy, Pete Yor |
| | | Unsigned
Good God! Is this really true? Are there still proper rock bands out there? Bands that don’t conform to the masses, aren’t trying to invent the brand new Indie sound and aren’t pasting their ey | |