A general consensus that this wasn’t a vintage ATP, but still, compared to camping thigh-deep in mud surrounded by twat hat-sporting wacky idiots who “like a bit of everything”? There isn’t, and nor will there ever be, the slightest hint of competition.
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What happens when a musician remixes their own work? Catriona Boyle finds out.
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A perfectly precious Christmas present is how Marc Higgins describes the latest release from Samara Lubelski.
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East London quartet The Brute Chorus join the hoards of artists releasing festive themed songs as '(This Christmas) Bury Me In Hawaii' goes on sale tomorrow.
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Another female artist that's influenced by the 1980's? Yes, but Lonelady is so much more than that...
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Along with London promoters The Local, we're hosting the official TLOBF Xmas Party tomorrow night at The Rest Is Noise, Brixton.
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The evening was a triumph of conception and performance. Danny Wadeson reviews this momentous show.
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Christmas – a time of love, forgiveness, and the consumption of copious amounts of delicious food – or is it? Judging by the extreme brand of misery peddled on Sheffield duo Slow Club’s Christmas EP, you’d be far more likely to find half-empty tubs of valium and crushed Kleenex strewn under SC’s Christmas tree.
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The Monitor will be the second album by Titus Andronicus.
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We've got a pair of tickets to give away for My Latest Novel's gig at Glasgow's King Tuts on 28th December!
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Give It Up is a dark, brooding and pretty sinister album - the perfect soundtrack to dark, cold Winter evenings according to Rich Hughes.
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Riding the Indie Unicorn like they just don't care, Munch Munch are the missing link between Broken Social Scene and the power-pop stylings of Weezer (when they were good).
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Dragon Turtle, according to Matt Poacher, are a band worth tracking down - creating music that captures the feeling of nature in a beautiful musical package.
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Playing at The Lexington this Thursday (17th December) as part of the Ja Ja Ja night, we catch up with Iceland's Bloodgroup.
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