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“Five rounds, rapid”
obLONG – EP 1 As I think I have said already, I strongly believe that every moment, situation, event or second in our lives has a soundtrack (never get tired of saying that, sorry), and obLONG has been the soundtrack of anger and inspiration to me.
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Paving Stones : Pete David & The Payroll Union
Paving Stones is our brand new column where we talk about new bands and artists we find (or they find us). Check it every week, with a free mp3 included! You can submit stuff too, if you want to. Pete David & The Payroll Union
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Interview – Electric Six
I have a funny story with Electric Six. I can’t stand their most-known hit (you know which one) as it got overplayed (and I still say it’s Jack White doing the voices) ’til repetition-saturation point. One fine day, I got Señor Smoke because it was cheap, it had a Queen cover (just go with it)…
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The Sunday Soapbox – The Top Gear Debacle
Disclaimer from the editors: We usually stay away from politics, as they are utterly boring, so this is a one off for the Sunday Soapbox. We’ll go back to our inane pop-culture bullshit in the next edition. What a strange week has been, but it’s February and what better way to start the shortest (and…
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A violent dream
The skinny: Dense atmospheres with a banshee wail. The review proper: Yeah, I like it a lot. So beware, a gushing follows after the jump.
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Interview – Bromheads
First time we heard about Bromheads was due to one of our writer’s watching their slightly chaotic show in DQ during Tramlines 2009. Since said writer (name rhymes with Spam) is a big fan of the band, we managed to get a quick interview with Tim (guitar, voice) and Dan (drums), who were kind enough…
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Ogden – more than meets the eye (part 1)
Ogden is full of surprises. From the moment I moved here, I became obsessed with Ogden’s bustling music scene. There are so many amazing metal and country bands, but today I am going to give you the lowdown on Ogden’s indie folk music scene.
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Paving Stones – Jay Leighton
Paving Stones is our brand new column where we talk about new bands and artists we find (or they find us). Check it every week, with a free mp3 included! You can submit stuff too, if you want to. Jay Leighton
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Interview – Murder By Death
Murder by Death are a terrific band from Indiana, USA, who specialise in a species of alt-country with some cinematic undertones. All their albums are dense, dripping with atmosphere and most them have an unifying narrative (The Devil in Mexico, Weird Western, etc). We got out resident freak/spammer Sam to send them an email filled…
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