Video: Pulled Apart By Horses tour diary #1
DiS brings you the first in a series of exclusive video blogs from the Northern Alliance Tour featuring Rolo Tomassi, Grammatics and Pulled Apart By Horses.»
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DiS brings you the first in a series of exclusive video blogs from the Northern Alliance Tour featuring Rolo Tomassi, Grammatics and Pulled Apart By Horses.»
The wonderful My Latest Novel played a fantastic set for DiS at our DiScover club in Manchester.»
Question: What are your plans for Saturday May 16th? We'd like to remind you about our very own Rollerpalooza, which goes down in Sheffield on said date.»
DiS brings you our fortnightly new music fix, and three fresh musical DiScoveries.»
Three of DiS' very favourite Northern bands head out on tour this week, and one of them has agreed to compile a series of exclusive on-the-road videos documenting the madness as it unfolds.»
The Scots have pulled off the unenviable task of translating the most fun, most rocking, most utterly life-affirming live show that's currently doing the rounds into a brilliant, coherent debut album»
Much touted US bleep-poppers Passion Pit have announced the cancellation of their May headline tour»
My Latest Novel have announced details of a May tour in support of new album Deaths & Entrances - they're also playing our Manchester DiScover Club tonight»
It's the first night of Natasha Khan's biggest UK tour to date, and things aren't exactly going according to plan. Sat at her ornately decorated piano, she tries and fails to coax a sound from its keys. A minor setback, perhaps, but it's one that this all-new Bat For Lashes lineup doesn't quite recover from.»
Some bands might let epic tour fatigue and a nightmare drive over the Pennines put them off their live game, but not Dananananaykroyd, who headlined DiScover Sheffield last Wednesday.»
DiS brings you our fortnightly new music fix, and three fresh musical DiScoveries.»
Concluding our week of Radiohead-related content, here's another first-hand account of touring with the band, this time from Deerhoof drummer Greg Saunier. --- Somehow I'd been convinced by people who don't know Radiohead that they'd be pretentious and »
Dananananaykroyd's Calum Gunn and David Roy talk us through their debut album Hey Everyone!»
For two weeks back in August 2008, Grizzly Bear's Ed Droste got to live out a dream and tour America with the band he loves, Radiohead. Here's how it was for him.»
The task facing author Trevor Baker when he embarked on a mission to cover the life and work of Radiohead's frontman, armed only with back issues of Q and Melody Maker, telephone numbers for some of Thom Yorke's old Exeter Uni buddies and an internet connection, was an unenviable one. No surprises (!), perhaps, that the end result isn't an especially illuminating read.»
To an awful lot of people, Radiohead are a pretty big deal. So it's with a degree of scepticism and trepidation, perhaps, that we should greet the news of their former label EMI reissuing the band's first three albums this week»
DiS brings you our fortnightly new music fix, and three fresh musical DiScoveries.»
Dying to hear the new Grizzly Bear album? Well, it's not out officially for another couple of months - but here's a little sneak preview from Veckatimest in the shapely form of album track 'Cheerleader'.»
DiS loves Regina Spektor, so it's with great excitement we bring you news of her latest album, Far.»
This year's Dot To Dot lineup is looking even sweeter than usual, with a slew of recent DiS-approved confirmations.»
It's a case of one in, one out for our next DiScover Manchester event. The Week That Was have sadly had to cancel their headline slot on April 9th, but we're utterly delighted to announce My Latest Novel will be replacing them.»
Crystal Antlers, The Invisible and Three Trapped Tigers could probably all headline DiScover gigs themselves, but on Wednesday they played on the same bill at our Sheffield event. Weren't we lucky?»
Shred Yr Face is back, and this time it's hardcore: pictures of The Bronx, Fucked Up and Rolo Tomassi in London inside.»
What's wrong with all the English bands at the moment I hear you cry? The answer is 'nothing at all'; it just so happens this week's DiScovered trio are all from elsewhere»
The Kaiser Chiefs' FM-friendly pop juggernaut rolled into Sheffield - the Hallam Arena, no less - recently, and they bought some mates with them: Black Kids and Esser provided the support.»
DiS loves School Of Seven Bells. Their debut LP Alpinisms hasn't been far from our stereo these past few months, its ethereal, textured majesty a true warmer on those dark winter nights. DiS speaks to guitarist Benjamin Curtis about recording the album, laying the ghost of his old band to rest and also about his obsession with the Slowcore movement.»
The National are to play The Royal Festival Hall on Monday August 10th, so says an email from 4AD that just landed in our inbox. Get your tickets now - full details inside.»
Timing is everything. So DiS is running a week of festival previews, and right on cue we've (kind of) got one of our own to announce in Sheffield. »
The post-Christmas slump has well and truly subsided, or so it seems. February was a wonderful month for records, particularly in comparison to December and January's relatively meagre pickings.»
It's a known fact that DiS loves Grizzly Bear, and it seems they're far from indifferent to us. The band's Ed Droste sent us this lovely little missive, the first in a regular series of dispatches on the making of their new record, Veckatimest.»