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  • Review: Game of Thrones – First of His Name

    Hi, people who are happy identifying with the genre they have chosen (fuck yeah, multiple choice), my name is Orestes P. Xistos and I’ve upgraded my position in this Shithole of a Website (TM) called Sloucher, from reviewing singles & EPs, I now write about a show that is basically 50 Shades of Grey for…

  • Diarios de Jean – Cancún (12/07/06)

    A la redacción de este Cuchitril de Sitio Web (TM) han llegado una serie de notas en formato de diario de una tal Jean. No sabemos quién sea ella en realidad, pero venían acompañadas de unas fotos bastante preciosas. Tal vez encuentren ustedes en estos escritos algo con lo que se identifiquen.

  • A winged victory for the sullen – Atomos VII

    A taster for a forthcoming longer project finds O’Halloran and Wiltzie striding through their chosen territory with the assurance and confidence of players on top of their game.

  • New music mix – May 2

    Fancy some new stuff from bands you might not know but are actually good? Here’s a little mix we’ve made for you, filtered from those hundreds (no hyperbole) of mails we get at this Shithole of a Website (TM) called Sloucher. No specific genre here, just a carefully weaved mix for your hears. Hope ya…

  • News – Beacons Announcement

    Beacons Festival takes place on August at Yorkshire Dales. You knew that. What you might not know is that Beacons Festival has announced 29 new bands to an already stellar line-up! Some of these news bands are :

  • Review: Wolfmother – New Crown

  • Radio Chaneque : Bandas infravaloradas de los 90s

    Nuevo especial de Radio Chaneque, esta vez con Claudia Ramírez y su servilleta, Sam Valdés. En esta primera parte hablamos un montón de los 90s, nos sentimos como Homero en ese capítulo que dice que va a rockear forever (forever….forever…) y nos planteamos si el rock alcanzó su plenitud en el 94. Por desgracia, todavía…

  • News: Live at Leeds 2014 announces Palma Violets, Nina Nesbitt

    Good news for the people attending Live at Leeds 2014, as it has been announced that both Palma Violets and Nina Nesbitt have been added to the already stellar line-up that includes Frank Turner, Blood Red Shoes, Drenge, Royal Blood and none other than the motherflippin’ The Hold Steady.

  • Band of the week: Turbina

    A funny thing happened on the way to pop stardom. At least it did for Mexico’s Turbina, a band whose first album, Panamerica,was a sweet collection of radio friendly songs.

  • Ninetails – Quiet Confidence