DiScover Club: tomorrow, Notting Hill, awesome
Another Saturday, another free-entry DiScover Club show at London's Notting Hill Arts Club»
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Another Saturday, another free-entry DiScover Club show at London's Notting Hill Arts Club»
As 2007 nears its end and thoughts turn to Christmas shopping, DiS presents a selection of shows to take your mind off tinsel and turkeys... at least for a wee while»
Playing our DiScover Club this weekend, Joe Gideon & The Shark are sure to appeal to fans of Lift To Experience as their blues-laced alt-country narratives are delivered with engrossing drama»
With their third album Ire Works mixing their trademark technical prowess with more prominent melodies and electronic facets, The Dillinger Escape Plan are a perfect model of hardcore progression»
Yorkshire band look to kill off the year before heading home for a show in front of 14,000 eyeballs...»
This EP is a sweet assortment of five pop-fuelled indie tracks that showcase a pretty good new band being pretty good in one pretty good package. Pretty good, then? Yes, pretty much»
As another television talent contest for wanna-be-famous musicians, mobileAct unsigned, nears its conclusion, DiS wonders just what the winners are likely to get out of the deal»
Ahead of his set the DiScover Club in Notting Hill, Leeds-based indie-folk singer Paul Marshall talks Nick Drake, why variety is the spice of his touring life, and less than brilliant DiS reviews»
Yes, your songs are very pretty Sigur Rós, but really: does any one of your fans out there need this collection of acoustic tracks and previously unreleased picks (i.e. cast-offs)? No, they do not»
Kelley Stoltz is one of those artists – like Ed Harcourt, I suppose – whose genius is recognised widely by other musicians but whose mainstream appeal isn’t likely to be acknowledged ‘til well after his song-writing prime»
Two weeks of the new, improved DiS done and dusted. We'd like to thank you for your patience, and invite you to reacquaint yourselves with the staggering diversity of content that we've run this past fortnight»
The Cribs have always been masters of infectious indie-rock; that it took the public three albums to be alerted to their charms is indicative of the laziness rife within radio-heads everywhere»
Led Zeppelin's reunion show - scheduled for November 26 - has been postponed following guitarist Jimmy Page fracturing a finger»
Wanna see Wichita's Swedish indie-pop sensations Peter Bjorn & John this Sunday, at London's Forum? Well now you can, on us»
Advance tickets for Saul Williams' spoken-word performance at London's Barden's Boudoir venue, on November 7, have sold out»
Ire Works might be a better album when compared to its predecessor but in the context of noticeable progression it lacks the impact DEP's Miss Machine had in 2004»
Welcome, dearest DiSsers, to what we’re calling our Special Halloween Feature. Here, for your ears only, we present an exclusive eerie tale, as told by none other than Jarvis Cocker: Rats»
Exciting free gig news: we've gone and booked our DiScover Club dates for January and February, held as always at London's Notting Hill Arts Club, in conjunction with Rough Trade Shops»
Cosmos isn’t an easy record to listen to, let alone grow to love. It’s metallic, hard and sharp of edges; it clunks and grinds, eerie drones dancing atop a bubbling pool of molten microchips»
A note for bands playing the Luminaire in future: stick as best you can to the noted stage times or else anyone with a house south of the river and work tomorrow will miss half your headline set. Thanks»
This week's DiScussion – if the title isn't too much of a giveaway – focuses on songs to while away off-sick-with-a-cold time. After all, something has to fill the space ‘tween Neighbours and Neighbours»
Chicago-based intrumental outfit Russian Circles - the band headlined a special DiS show back in the summer - have parted company with bassist Colin DeKupier and signed to Suicide Squeeze»
Dunno ‘bout you, but my Sundays have been revolutionised by mobileAct Unsigned. On the basis of Helios!, it seems the show's missing one final wildcard in the shape of Haemostatic Picnic Races»
Chris Keating, Anand Wilder, Ira Wolf Tuton and Luke Fasano are Yeasayer, musicians out of time in a modernity obsessed with the now over the next. From Brooklyn the four-piece come, clutching copies of their debut album All Hour Cymbals»
Calm down, Zombie Horde. You can still get yourself down on the list for next Friday's super-gory zombie-themed boat party, presented by Crossfire and DiS»
A date for your diary, this Sunday: Stereo Test Kit and DiS present Audrey (pictured), Yndi Halda and The Monroe Transfer at The Luminarie in Kilburn, London»
DiS has a pair of tickets for M.I.A.’s forthcoming December dates in Manchester and London to give away»
Reports on the internet are suggesting that Seattle-spawned punk quintet The Blood Brothers - much admired by a number of DiS staffers - have split up...»
DiS has a pair of tickets to give away for tomorrow's special Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly and Nathan Fake show at London's Industry...»
DiS has a pair of signed copies of Pat Graham's new Silent Pictures book to give away...»