The Bingley Music Festival takes place in West Yorkshires Myrtle Park every year and 2009's event has just extended its line-up. In a strange entanglement of the decent and the terrible, the line-up looks confusingly entertaining with Editors, Doves, Howling Bells, The Undertones, VV Brown, The Sunshine Underground, Calvin Harris, The Futureheads, Reverend And The Makers, Toploader and The Zutons.
To mark the announcement of the details of their new single ‘Winter Hill’ (released 6th July), Doves have launched a photograph competition through their official website whereby one lucky fan will win the opportunity to gain exclusive backstage and photo pit access to photograph the band on a forthcoming tour date. Here’s what Doves.net [...]
Doves have released the music video for ‘Winter Hill‘. The track is off the band’s latest album, ‘Kingdom of Rust‘. The music video was directed by David Mould.‘Kingdom of Rust‘ is out now.
The latest song from Doves Kingdom Of Rust to get a single release is Winter Hill and just recently, the new video for the song was unveiled. The track itself is most definitely one of the more accessible tracks from rather brilliant album (you can check our review of it HERE) and whilst it wasn't one of our favourites, the video more than makes up for it.
In my experience, the most difficult show to review is the one embroiled in mediocrity. Luckily for me, Doves wasted no time creating a dense wall-to-wall melodic soundscape in the House of Blues: a perfect compliment to the massive scrim onto which clever Danny Boyle-like music videos danced for the duration of the concert. The best live acts let you know right from the get-go that you’re goi...
Dovesby Daniel N. Alvarez • April 10, 2009 DovesKingdom of Rust(Astralwerks/Heavenly, 2009)With an American music public afflicted with mass download-driven auditory ADD, it has never been harder for artists to naturally evolve while staying relevant. Over the last five years alone, there have been a litany of bands that exploded in America, but were quickly rendered culturally obsolete by eit...
It's been four solid years since Doves dropped their last album, Some Cities, on the world. One could argue that a four-year absence doesn't qualify their new record, Kingdom of Rust, as a comeback album, but for whatever reason, it FEELS like a comeback album. Fortunately, the trio of Jez Williams, Jimi Goodwin, and And Williams seem determined to make the most of this opportunity, returning i...
Manchester's Doves have been creating Brit rock with a spacey atmospheric tinge for over a decade now. The band's new album, Kingdom of Rust hits stores today, is the latest installment.With the exception of "The Outsiders", which sounds like Vanishing Point-era Primal Scream, there's very little on the album that differs or builds on what we've come to expect from Doves. The trio are still
..and play the nice little remix above...DOVES ON BBC RADIO THIS WEEKEND Doves will be appearing on BBC Radio 2 and 6Music this weekend, kicking off with a performance for Steve Lamacq on 6music on Friday (1600, March 27).Next up, they'll performing more tracks for Dermot O'Leary on Saturday (1400, March 28), before finally rejoining Steve on 6Music on Monday for more live music(1600, March 30)...
In light of Doves recent world domination with their latest record Kingdom Of Rust (our review of it lays HERE), we decided to scour the inter-web for something a little special from the English trio, and boy did we find it. The track is titled New York (or N.
Hailing from Manchester, England, it's hard to believe these guys have been kickin around in one form or another, since 1985, though as the actual band Doves since 1998. This tune is from their latest release. I found this to be the more compelling of the albums 11 tracks though I'm sure others will beg to differ.
New album from the Doves, Kingdom of Rust, due out April 7. Meanwhile you can stream "Jetstream" here at MOG and if you dig it, download it at the Doves' site: http://www.doves.net
..Doves (from Manchester, England)deliver a sound that could best be described as a soundtrack for life... A sweeping, majestic pop that has a trance-like quality to it... ..The song I uploaded is called SNOWDEN... and is right in their wheelhouse... majestic guitars and choruses from their third album, "Some Cities."....Pretty cool video... SKY STARTS FALLING.......and one of my favorites, SEA...