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Big Scary Monsters is to release a second label sampler in March featuring its current line up. A tour will coincide with the release.»
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...the voice coming through loud and not-so-clear can’t quite decide on its ideal delivery style, here coming on like Bono on a Joy Division cover. Unique? Oh, you bet. Promising? Natch...»
There’s magic in this ‘ere wax - real, engrossing intricacies that absorb the listener, rendering them helpless until the needle reaches its point of termination, lifts and returns to its place of origin.»
Big Scary Monsters is to release a second label sampler in March featuring its current line up. A tour will coincide with the release.»
To not own this, and clasp it close to your beat-skipping heart, is to fall out of love with music.»
Fashion-maggers, hop off here; with Jen back in business, punk is too filthy for the likes of you.»
DiS goes continental, and proceeds to headbang itself into hospital...»
Those big-riffin' guitar manglers Muse have been paid tribute to by a bunch of string-instrument-wielding classical types.»
Steve Lamacq is to get a daily Monday to Friday show on 6Music.»
Really, who lets these people make records? They should be under lock and key, rocking backwards and forwards on their arses in a padded room painted black as night.»
We step into the cold feeling remarkably euphoric – when has pain ever sounded this good?»
Garbage are back...»
YMSS steal this show, just as they did when they supported Hood in Oxford last week… just like they did at the ICA in January… just like they always have done.»
Part II of our (my?) series of f*ck-off brilliant band interviews focuses on London's sludge b*stards Hey Colossus. Just don't call them metal...»
Pop rumours to make you go ergh...»
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club have inked a UK deal with Echo.»
Now It’s Overhead: a band of split personalities guaranteed to split opinion, then, even in the mind of the individual.»
These songs are the finished articles; all that’s needed is a hefty push into the hands of those mass-market consumers.»
London-based Krautrock-goes-Sabbath-Bloody-Sabbath sluggers Hey Colossus hit the road next month for a string of ear-punishing gigs around the UK.»
Face it: things were better when you were a kid. Well, they were when I was a kid.»
These interviews are intended to highlight the rock bands in Britain that you need to hear, now. Bands that are doing something vital, albeit just below the radar. So, without further ado, part one… TODD!»
This eponymous release is music to bury yourself to, music that sows the seeds of a thousand inescapable nightmares. You drown in it; it buries you alive and pours the soil over the last box you’ll ever own...»
Black Sabbath rock the hardest, apparently...»
Scotland's fuggin' great...»
High On Fire tour... get in!»
I’ve grown accustomed to kiddie-punk crowds; shows where neatly coifed girls and boys stand hand-in-hand, bleeding their hearts dry to the sounds of the latest screamo sensations. But Hot Water Music aren’t the latest anything, despite the titular promise of their most recent long-play effort...»
This Is Menace, a supergroup featuring a wealth of alternative rock talent, have announced details of a debut album...»
The Wu Tang Clan has regrouped, after a fashion, for an ODB tribute affair...»
PJ Harvey plays ATP...»
Face it: you’ve already heard this, and this review isn’t likely to change your already established opinion. Fair enough, so let’s talk about something else.»
This is real, and it is sincere, despite its obvious sense of humour. Get into it before it gets its teeth into you.»