Death From Above in a Venue Near You
Canadian duo Death From Above are touring the UK this May.»
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Canadian duo Death From Above are touring the UK this May.»
Punk rock shattered then glued back together, music on the verge of chaos, a jagged, dangerous sound. We like this.»
It's the return of Wendy James, seen here making a seamless transition from late 80s glam-punk pop-reference outfit Transvision Vamp to the idiosyncratic complex minimalism of Racine.»
Two men, a keyboard, a drum machine, songs about Serbian Warlords and the fleeting nature of fame. It's pop music, but not as we know it...»
It's twenty years' worth of b-sides, cover versions, studio outtakes and various other odds and ends. It's by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. Do you like Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds? Yes? Then you're quite likely to like this. No? Then... well, you work out the logical conclusion.»
April Fools Day safely over and the risk of being caught out by fake listings thus somewhat diminished, the time seemed right to put together a few selected(and subjective) Cambridge highlights for the month...»
Bury St Edmunds' punk rockers Miss Black America are touring to support their second album, 'Terminal'.»
Pantomime cows, Michael Flatley, fizzing pop fun, poses, leopardprint dresses and The Nature Of The Scene: a pretty typical gig.»
OK, so it's not quite as exciting as it sounds. It's just a tour in support of an album called Unholy.»
Professional polish + soft acoustic intimacy adds up to something which doesn't quite engage this reviewer.»
Smalltown American record makes good! The sixth Public Service Broadcast is here to make your eardrums very happy.»
A slab of technicolour rock'n'roll filth from Pink Grease, your favourite musical sleaze-merchants. Nice.»
Treaders of English Tarmac: Rejoice! A new Luke Haines album is imminent.»
REPEA*T hosts an Angular Records night of angular music. Much fun is had by all.»
Mohair jumpers? Ironed trousers? Men in make-up? Sleazy rap and electronica attacks? Heaven help us - it's the Pink Grease Live Show!»
Well it's The Fall, isn't it? Unique, shambolic, absurd, kinda ridiculous and yet absolutely right.»
Canadian band Zeroscape quit day jobs, sell their stuff, and hit the UK with geographically challenging tour.»
March in Cambridge will mainly be featuring snow, rain… and lots of gigs. Hurrah!»
The new band of Manda Rin (yep, her outta Bis) produce a really rather wonderful debut album of cold, crunching electro darkness.»
The three recently-estranged members of Bis have bowed to the inevitable and are back together in the form of a new band, Data Panik.»
Cortez present to you impact-laden rock'n'roll laced with melancholy, anger and violins.»
It's Chicks on Speed. And The No Heads. Together they are a formidable, noise making, biscuit breaking, feminist politicking musical opponent.»
The Beat Up, who were once The Beatings, release a debut album of trebley, trashy, tight-yet-chaotic punk rock which is almost, but not quite, great.»
A disaffectied social commentary of tight guitars, soaring synths and coldly emotional vocals.»
This third split single in the Filthy Little Angels series matches the exuberant, harmonising flamboyance of The Fairies Band against the Vichy Government's jeering aural assault. It may not be an obvious combination, but it works for me.»
A beautiful, aching pop homage to truth, beauty and hope which wants to save your soul. Or at least to touch it.»
Chiming effects, epic sounds and nice ideas... but put together, they fail to work to the extent that they grate upon the ears.»
Warped guitars, handclaps, rolling thunder, jeering backing vocals and smooth sixties slides: The Long Blondes' new single is sweetness with an edge»
Where can you go to escape the horrors of the festive season? If you live in Cambridge, here are a few ideas...»
A noise assault combining a manifesto, anger, intelligence, distortion, conviction, instinctive honesty and, on top of all that, TUNES!»