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Vocal masterclass from the Scottish band at the legendary Bristol venue
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The Twilight Sad – The Fleece, Bristol (Feb 13, 2012)
Field Music – Plumb
Britain's best band hit the spot again with 36 minutes of pop brilliance.
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The Black Keys – From Garage Bluesmen to Arena Fillers
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We chart the ascent of the Ohio duo.
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Ok Go – Needing/Getting
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Ok Go have excelled once again as the music world’s best video makers. For this version of Needing/Getting they set up more than 1,000 instruments in the desert outside of Los Angeles, which the band in a suped up Chevrolet with pneumatic arms then drives through and plays all at the same time. The video [...]
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The Twilight Sad – No One Can Ever Know
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Scottish band ditch the feedback for vintage synths on their third album.
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Danny Kendall – You Can’t Go Home Again
Literate and melodic power pop shines on this debut three track EP.
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Dan Sartian- Too Tough To Live
Rockabilly-bluesman turns to The Ramones for inspiration
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Alex Highton – Woodditton Wives Club
Tales of rural life from one of the UK's most promising singer songwriters.
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The Twilight Sad – Another Bed
Enjoying this latest single from The Twilight Sad’s third album No One Can Ever Know, released in February 2012.
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Diagrams – Black Light
Former Tuung man turned teaching assistant emerges from the classroom to push the boundaries of pop.
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Craig Finn – Clear Heart Full Eyes
The Hold Steady front-man goes it alone with a more traditional sound on his first solo album
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First Aid Kit – The Lion’s Roar
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Game changing album for the Swedish duo.
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Various – Sid Chip Sounds: The Music of the Commodore 64
Look back at the pioneers of computer game music
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Django Django – Django Django
Our top band to watch out for in 2011 delivers a storming debut album.
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Introducing…Unicorn Power
Ladies and gentlemen please be upstanding for Brighton synth pop-sters Unicorn Power.
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Giant Sand – The Fire Records Reissues
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Our highlights from Fire Records 16 album Giant Sand retrospective.
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Top 10 Disappointing Follow-Ups
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Hearing a bad album is no big deal, you put it aside and forget about it, but hearing a favourite act follow up a classic album with a bad one is a dispiriting experience.
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Do You Really Want Your Favourite Band to Reform?
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At The Drive In join the likes of The Pixies, Pavement and The Stone Roses on the reunion trail.
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