
Kids in Glass Houses – Interview
Kids in Glass Houses, as their names suggests are obviously not the sort of band that you’d expect to be particularly forthcoming or vitriolic on any topic. Not least because they appear to be a (read more)
Kids in Glass Houses, as their names suggests are obviously not the sort of band that you’d expect to be particularly forthcoming or vitriolic on any topic. Not least because they appear to be a (read more)
Florida! Are you sure they're from Florida? Sounds more like Manchester, but it's undeniably sweet. The band is Plastic Flowers, the track is 'Strange Neighbours'. They're on the same label as Xeno and Oaklander, so (read more)
Steve Lawler announces his new single alongside Detlef titled "Audition"; his first release since last year's "Gimme Some More". Sand Drawing video produced by: VERVUE Steve Lawler & Detlef – "Audition" Released by: ViVa Music (read more)
What is a Trebuchet? Trebuchet is a deadly siege weapon that hurls an object by using a counterweight. (read more)
Southern Lord proudly announce the signing of Ontario-based BURNING LOVE, as the label prepare for the release of the unit's anticipated upcoming sophomore full-length in early 2012. Following their previous full-length, in addition to a (read more)
The rage has been building. For the last few days I have been incapable of driving here without the stupidity of it all getting to me. This morning, for example, I was genuinely nearly killed. (read more)
Sono’s Hate trilogy fizzles out with a whimper (read more)
Trebuchet has published a couple of articles about NASA's latest Mars mission already, so it's a pleasure to report that the comparatively huge (car-sized) Mars rover got off to a successful start. Still a few (read more)
Writing music comes easily to me for the most part, I’ve usually got a surplus of ideas, so the only the most interesting actually get worked on. The more derivative and unimaginative ideas get pushed down the line. (read more)
Form an orderly queue, ladies. Well, somebody certainly knows how do generate a buzz. Earnest landfall-indie rockers Razorlight released a new promo picture today. In promotion of something or other, no doubt. Who knows? Whatever (read more)
I was listening to an album on Spotify the other day when I heard an ad between tracks that was promoting Spotify itself, focused on how “social” the service is. Because after all, as the (read more)
Savannah chooglin metallers Black Tusk put some grind into their sludge grunt. Black Tusk have a shared history along with bands like Baroness and Kylesa apparently they’re mates and have managed to make ‘Savannah, Georgia’ (read more)
Ahh, Christian Rock. Who can ever forget Stryper? Actually, who can remember Stryper? Anyhow, it's not all B-Flo and drippy whining from the likes of Ben Harper these days, daddio. Open minds everyone, check out (read more)
Somwhere in the shadowy forest behind the broken-down big-top, something is stirring… a six-legged beast, shuffling and grunting toward the faded carnival lights… it reaches the edge of the circle of caravans, rears its three (read more)
York's Mostly Autumn have played an annual hometown showcase gig at the Grand Opera House for several years now. The event has become an annual pilgrimage for their dedicated fans. In the last couple of (read more)
For over 30 years Bill Hale has captured the hairs and prayers of a generation of rock and roll players. the Metallicas, the Megadeths, the Slayers… (read more)
Looks like contrary to the industry trying to go with smaller acts 2012 will see a very serious line-up at Download. While Metallica have been a little underwhelming recently… Black Sabbath will be a very (read more)
Interview with Nils Frahm 2011 (read more)
Cloaking technology, stealth paint, fancy eyeliner. The applications are endless. A carbon nanotube coating developed at the University of Michigan acts as a “magic black cloth” that conceals an object’s three-dimensional geometry and makes it (read more)
Punkemon: elusive punks finally sighted and captured. 17/11/2011 – 229 Portland Street. There is a section of the punk community, born too late to see any of the bands in their prime (and in some (read more)
We can't claim any credit for this story, it was written by Mitch Green for New Economic Perspectives Nevertheless, it's worth reprinting here. In his own words, Green is 'an Army veteran, student of the (read more)
Johnny Foreigner release “You vs Everything” poster single 5th December Johnny Foreigner follow up the release of their third album (with their highest ever first week sales) and two sold-out launch shows with news of (read more)
Seduced by art: From art virgin to art collector It sparks off debates, encourages us to take a look at topical issues, delves inside the subconscious, and allows us to have a laugh at the (read more)
British shred-heavy modern-day metal band SAVAGE MESSIAH have released their highly-anticipated new album, PLAGUE OF CONSCIENCE, as a completely free download, which is available now at http://www.earache.com/savagemessiah. Earache Records urges fans to download the album, (read more)
Kitty, Daisy and Lewis – The '50s throwbacks you're allowed to like (hint: Lana Del Rey is the one you're not) The trio would like to announce to their ever-expanding legion of fans that they (read more)
Trailblazing hardcore band COALESCE has released a digitally-remastered version and a special, remixed version of the track “Did It Pay The Rent” via Lambgoat at this location. Both versions appear on the upcoming double-disc (read more)
For some, measured, intelligent songwriting skills are the pinnacle of musical enjoyment, for others it can be the antithesis of what music is there for – the expression of raw emotion. (read more)
Live Nation are thrilled to announce that Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band will be returning to the UK in 2012 for 3 very special headline performances at Sunderland Stadium of Light, Manchester Etihad (read more)
With Crazy Clown Time David Lynch presents us with an unusual set of terms that defy non-emotional comprehension. (read more)
The somewhat fantastical world of Erased Tapes record making continues with Peter Broderick's Music for Confluence. After the happy accident in which Nils Frahm's efforts not to wake the neighbours inspired the muted piano sound (read more)
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