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Archive for the ‘indie’ Category
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SAY WHAT: passion party – Secret Sexxx
There something distinctly familiar with passion party. “Secret Sexxx”, reminds me of The Teenagers, the sex influenced lyrics and the spoken word work seamlessly together, ...
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ENTER THIS: Glastonbury Emerging Talent Competition
If you’re in a relatively new band and want to play what is probably the UK’s (if not the world’s) biggest festival, head over to ...
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REVIEW: British Sea Power – Valhalla Dancehall
Brighton-based indie-stalwarts British Sea Power return next week with their fourth album-proper, Valhalla Dancehall, following last year’s film score for the 1934 documentary Man Of ...
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OUR FAVOURITE LIVE ACTS OF TWENTY10
Me and Matt have seen a lot of live bands this year, so I thought we should each choose our five favourite live acts and ...
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BEST ALBUMS OF TWENTY10 – PT 2. LEWI’S TOP TEN
The end is nigh’, and so is this bout of yearly music. It doesn’t really signify the end of music, but it is a good ...
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MIND BLOWN: The Brothers of Chico Dusty
It was only a matter of time before the brilliant Wick-It The Instigator went one step forward from his brilliant “Shutterbugg” x “Tighten Up” mash-up ...
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AHHH SHIT: Lykke Li Remixes
Ahhh Shit is a recurring post on any new band, song or video that has recently grabbed my attention. Yes, the title is a reference ...
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HEARD THIS 2DAY: The Drums – Let’s Go Surfing (Raveonettes Remix)
Posts about songs I’ve heard without choosing to do so. I heard this today at my hairdressers. It works so well by overlapping those vocals. ...
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MIND BLOWN: Friendly Fires – Strange Love (Depeche Mode Cover)
Depeche Mode are one of my favourite bands, ever. So, when I heard this rather good cover by the funked-out dance trio that is Friendly ...
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TOP 40 SONGS OF TWENTY10
In a developing habit of list-making, here’s my top 40 songs released this fine and plentiful year. Think of it as some kind of alternative ...
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MIND BLOWN: Big Boi x Black Keys – Black Bug
Big Boi’s “Shutterbugg” is one of the stand out tracks this year, understandably, people want to mix that shit. You might have already heard the ...
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TOP 5 COVERS OF TWENTY10
Cover versions are, more often than not, brilliant reworkings of songs or totally skewed perspectives on a track that make you look at it in ...
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BEST ALBUMS OF TWENTY10 – PT 1. Nathan’s TOP TEN
It’s that time of year again. The end of year lists are already cropping up so I thought it’s time for me and Lewi to ...
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MIND BLOWN: Arcade Fire – The Suburbs (Dir. by Spike Jonze)
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Euj9f3gdyM] This, for me, has stolen the music video crown for 2010. It’s a simply brilliant piece by the intensely good Spike Jonze, a ...
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GIG REVIEW: Titus Andronicus/Television Personalities/Mazes @ Scala, London.
Last night, I ventured to the Scala near King’s Cross for, surprisingly, the first time. It regularly hosts the best shows in London, with a ...