30th April 2015 Belfast’s finest ASIWYFA and loop-rock support Mylets were caught under the lens of Will Fahy at Bristol’s Marble Factory. [gallery_bank type=”images” format=”masonry” title=”true” desc=”false” responsive=”true” animation_effect=”shake” album_title=”true” album_id=”38″] [advps-slideshow optset=”1″]
30th April 2015 Watching And So I Watch You From Afar (ASIWFA) really is like being in a post-rock tumble dryer. Tossed and turned from this side to side, it’s a choppy but pleasantly warm experience that leaves you feeling… Continue Reading
Song: Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)Artist: Marvin GayeYear: 1971 Released as the third and final single of Marvin Gaye’s breathtaking magnum opus What’s Going On, ‘Inner City Blues follows the template set by the album in discussing ghetto life in inner-city… Continue Reading
29 April 2015 [gallery_bank type=”images” format=”thumbnail” title=”false” desc=”false” responsive=”true” special_effect=”none” animation_effect=”fadeIn” album_title=”false” album_id=”37″] All images: Stef Formica [advps-slideshow optset=”1″]
28 April 2015 Vancouver-based Dan Mangan has been plying his singer-songwriter trade for some time now. Releasing his first full-length Postcards & Daydreaming in 2005, it wasn’t until 2009’s Nice, Nice, Very Nice (a title taken from Kurt Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle) that his melancholic music… Continue Reading
Norfolk six piece Wooden Arms bring their eclectic melding of classical music structures and instrumentation with modern folk melodies to The Louisiana later this week. As well as the de rigueur instruments of piano, guitars and drums, the Norwich band… Continue Reading
Check out our images of the always entertaining Public Service Broadcasting during their visit to Bristol’s O2 Academy. Read our full review. [gallery_bank type=”images” format=”thumbnail” title=”false” desc=”false” responsive=”true” special_effect=”none” animation_effect=”fadeIn” album_title=”false” album_id=”34″] [advps-slideshow optset=”1″]
23rd April 2015 With their inventive approach of sampling retro public information films, archive footage and war time propaganda materials atop euphoric soundscapes of electronic rock, London-based history fetishists Public Service Broadcasting can lay claim to being one… Continue Reading