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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...
Music lovers united for a good cause at The Monarch in Camden last Wednesday. The event, hosted by Chandrasonic of Asian Dub Foundation, was the launch party of music charity FairTunes...
I meet the Little Comets in a very steamy dressing room at the Shepherds Bush Empire. Lead singer Rob has just showered leaving the humidity in the room somewhere around Amazon rainforest. The guys don’t seem to notice this as they banter amongst themselves...
Bedroom producer come Mute Records pioneering electronic artist James Chapman, has come a significantly long way since the days of his 4-track recorder and shoegazing former offerings. Well, a Mercury Music nomination and critically successful debut album can do that for a person...
I have a rather bad habit of discovering a new artist, buying one of their records, promptly falling in love and then absorbing the rest of their back catalogue in the space of a week. It’s a bad habit. It’s gorging. It causes indigestion...
September of this year marked the point in their career when Alberta Cross would unveil the long awaited debut LP, Broken Side of Time, complete with its merger of British and American influences. Taking the best bits of blues rhythms...
Thank our merciful Lord. Anyone who attended Bestival last year would have had slightly brown pants when looking at the state of the weather leading up to this year’s event...
Ian Brown – former Stone Roses frontman, NME Godlike Genius and Q Legend is set to return with his 6th studio album aptly titled ‘My Way’ this week, coming almost 2 years to the day after his last full-length record, ‘The World is Yours’ became available...
No one could ever accuse Grammy award nominated Imogen Heap of being detached from her fans. She is an artist with the kind of varied career that many of her contemporaries can only dream of, yet nothing about her suggests a starry-eyed quality...
It is a characteristic seemingly peculiar to the intrinsically miserable people of these rainy isles to relish building something up, only to take greater pleasure in ripping it viciously down again. Footballers tend to be the most easily targeted...
Piney Gir is a name that many musicians cite as an influence emanating from her varied and extensive musical cv that begun after she wrote her first song aged nine. Originating from Kansas, USA, she was notably the leading lady in female groups...
Simian Mobile Disco celebrated the release of their brand-new album ‘Temporary Pleasure’ (out now) by creating the first ever-human augmented reality music and visuals mixer.Please enter a search term to begin your search.

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