Live at Leeds is now less than a month away and as the city anticipates its arrival we take a look at some new and familiar faces set to grace this years stages. Forward Russia need no introduction, headlining the town hall stage on May 3rd. The quartets are familiar faces to the Leeds. The band...
Blueprint Blue are a London based three piece made up of Huw Webb, Melissa Rigby and Elliot Hayward, and put bluntly, they are the band you wish you’d heard of earlier. On the 5th May, they are releasing their debut EP – Undertoad and lawks- a- mercy it is hot! If you’re a stickler for authenticity...
On the 10th April 2014 ( thisWednesday), Diesel will hold open auditions in their store in Covent Garden, London for dancers to feature in their next ad campaign (a part 2 video series). I.D. Magazine have created a video entitled ‘A-Z of Dance’ which includes 26 styles of global dances from krumping to...
Check out this new video for South East London based band Holy Milk‘s new single ‘Born & Die.’ It’s been created by Nathan Coetze and is set at a rather traumatic dinner party. The song features delicately woven, groovy, Warpaint-esque type guitar lines as a soothing base for front-woman Lucinda’s eerie, bendy and slightly folk...
Irish indie pop band Fight Like Apes have revealed the video for their greatly anticipated single and already live favourite ‘Crouching Bees.’ It’s been made by Grey Sun and features some very cold looking water and a boy in a squirrel costume. The tune itself has one of the most infectious and uplifting (despite...
Originally opened in 1995 in an old police section house, this affordable Generator hostel has been positioned in central London for quite a while now. However, after a refurbishment costing 8 million pounds, it now contains 872 beds spread across 212 rooms, including 20 new en-suite twin rooms. Using ‘London’ as its centrefold theme,...
London 6 piece Sheen is made up of members not just from London but spanning Wales to Poland – and their varied influences have come together to create their self-titled album released last week. Haven’t heard it yet? Now is your chance. By way of comparison, and really just so you can get an...
Haim have pretty much taken over the world since they heel stomped their way on to our shores in the wake of debut album Days Are Gone and their reign over the hearts of seemingly every British man, woman and child came crashing down in the aptly nicknamed NottingHaim last night. Saint Raymond is...
It’s been a less tween-angering road this time around for Brighton’s favourite power duo. It’s unlikely that You Me At Six fans have forgotten the events of March 2012, but then they’ve probably had plenty of unkind words directed at them, maybe they’ve moved on. Steve and Laura-Mary have definitely moved on with their fourth...
Firstly – a pretty apt name so 10/10 of there! The album as a whole kind of made me want to go dancing in the desert, not that I’ve ever done that before but I reckon this album would be the perfect accompaniment. By the way, you probably won’t believe me but I...
Peggy Who? I hear you say… Well if you didn’t catch Peggy Sue’s first album in 2010, or their second in 2011 then you’re missing out. If you did, but haven’t heard any of their earlier EP’s from 2008, then I’d say you’re still missing out to be quite honest. Having discovered the band as...
So, it’s the New Year and people are hungry for music top ups, for refreshment, the next party so to speak. Music junkies everywhere are looking for their next fix, Youtube is waiting for its newest sensation and bloggers are like hunter-gatherers in spring. All we can hear is the ravenous echoes of ‘more...
