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Gathered in a small studio in London’s Soho, you have to wonder what could possibly be so impressive about the new Gorillaz video that Britain’s journalists have been shepherded together for a screening. New single “On Melancholy Hill”...
Sometimes, (not often mind), you go to see a band with a vague sense of expectation, born from nothing more than early releases and odd pieces of press, only for, by some twist of fate, this band you considered “fairly decent” until now to prove one of the...
As many of you will be aware Digital radio stations BBC 6 Music and the Asian Network are facing closure as part of a shake-up of the BBC. This proposal has caused general outcry amongst musicians and music fans alike...
Full of nostalgic charm, The Drums have taken the music scene by surprise in one of the most unlikeliest success stories this year. Harking back to a golden age of music, their surf-tinged indie pop...
Acid Washed are the Parisian duo of Andrew Claristidge and Richard D'Alpert, and although they have day jobs, after hearing their polished self-titled Record Makers debut album, you’d think they’d be full-time musicians...
What is a Plastic Beach? Is it a metaphor for the consumerist world and its destruction of the planet? Or is it a genius way of not getting sand in your swimming costume? It does not really matter, because...
Kid Sister has had a certain amount of notoriety for some time despite her long-awaited debut album only just being dropped after being pushed back over and over again. Such notoriety can be attributed to a number of things...
Andrew Clarke, aka Andy C, has been the biggest name in UK drum & bass since it started hitting speakers back in the early 90s. Beginning his career as a producer, he then co-founded the UK’s biggest drum & bass record label to date, RAM Records...
Walking through the corridors backstage at the Brixton Academy en route to meet my interview subjects never fails to stir up the musical sentimentality ingrained in me. There is always an air of excitement and adrenaline surging as...
This year sees the return of the UK's biggest student festival, and the ONLY place to be from 14th to 18th June: Beach Break Live 2010, set in the picturesque surroundings of Pembrey Country Park...
“I was Dj’ing at Mad Decent events in Birmingham when I had this idea come to me...”, sounds like a line from the latest Windows advert. But instead of thinking of ways to complicate PC’s, Tom Short, aka Shorterz, was instead dreaming up his own record label...
Following a whirlwind 2009, synth masters Delphic show absolutely no sign of letting up. With the release of critically acclaimed debut Acolyte already stamped down as an early achievement...
San Francisco superband, Still Flyin' have joyously bounded a long way since their joke fuelled dub and reggae infused early development. Their complete refusal to reflect the dark mood of the moment infecting the world...
After a three year hiatus, New York's Shy Child are returning in 2010 with a sound that's more lush, dense, intoxicating, and surprising than ever...
Listing his influences as Benga, Loefah and Skream amongst others, Slof Man makes no apologies for jumping on the Dubstep bandwagon. Despite entering the scene very late, Slof-Man has...
As one of the first signings of Nylon Records in New York, the Parisian all-girl guitar-wielding group Plasticines are back with their sound expanding sophomore record this year. The rock’n’roll of their former effort still exists...
The Noughties are over and we have to say goodbye to the first decade of the Millennium. It is a shame because there was many zeitgeist breaking moments in the decade in the music world. The irony then, that 2009 was a pretty nondescript year, is not lost...
I don’t know about you, but I’m sick and tired of seeing television programmes lamenting what a piss poor decade the so-called ‘noughties’ have been. I mean, a decade is just a period of time definable by the fact that it spans exactly ten years...
The Bronx are a fracture in the all-too-often structured world of music. They’re true artists and visionaries. They’re the originality in a busy underground genre and yet despite coming up with some of the most relevant punk music over the past seven years...
James Chapman aka Maps staged a live comeback in support of his 2nd studio album ‘Turning The Mind’ at London’s Cargo during his UK wide autumn tour. This was his opportunity to showcase his new musical offering, and demonstrate the new direction...
Long awaited, much sought after and highly anticipated, Nirvana: Live At Reading delivers on every single bit of it's hype. Recorded at what proved to be their final UK performance in 1992, it acts as a perfect showcase of the band Nirvana were...
After the indie-rave success of debut album ‘Music for an Accelerated Culture’, Leeds-based Hadouken! are back with a UK tour and a new album and maybe even a new musical direction, with new album being produced by Drum & Bass heavyweight Noisia...
Having supported the now disbanded Oasis, off with possibly the biggest band around, Kasabian, in early November, and on a headline tour of their own, Reverend and The Makers are, to say the least, living the rock and roll lifestyle...
Tonight is a gathering of the freshest names in UK Urban Music. A gathering of old school legends. A gathering of their celebrity fans. A celebration of the rise and strength of the UK urban music scene, giving artists the stage on which to perform and the recognition they deserve...
The Eastpak Antidote Tour is currently shredding itís way through Europe, with headliners Alexisonfire and support coming from Anti-Flag, Four Years Strong and The Ghost Of A Thousand. We caught up with Tom Lacey, singer for TGOAT for a chat...Please enter a search term to begin your search.

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