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New Music: Kevin shields remixes The Undertones: Get over You, plus reissue news
Dublin punks The Undertones were there right at the start of things, so it’s perhaps fitting that as this year marks the 40th anniversary of both the band and punk rock itself, Union Square music has announced that they are to remaster and reissue on vinyl the bands first two albums – 1979’s self titled …
News: Bob Mould UK Tour Autumn 2016
In support of his critically acclaimed new album Patch The Sky, Bob Mould (Sugar, Husker Du) returns to the UK this October to play five shows backed by his band, bassist Jason Narducy and drummer Jon Wurster. Patch The Sky has already made both MOJO and Rolling Stone’s Best Albums lists of 2016. “Black Confetti”, …
Premiere: Junkyard Liberty – Crazy Bones
Wrong Way Records are proud to present Junkyard Liberty, a psychedelic folk rock six-piece based in France who draw influence from the likes of Jefferson Airplane, The Velvet Underground, Bob Dylan and Buddy Holly. With a politically loaded name which will resonate with many, they were born out of the partnership of songwriters David Fitzgerald …
Album Review: Conrad Schnitzler/Schneider TM : Con-struct
Conrad Schnitzler was a German experimental music pioneer. He founded Berlin’s legendary Zodiak Free Arts Lab, a subculture club, in 1967/68. He was also a member of Tangerine Dream, showing up on their debut record Electronic Meditation. He left Tangerine Dream and then formed Kluster with Roedelius and Moebius. Schnitzler recorded three albums with Kluster then …
See: Junksista present video for new track Drug
Electro outfit Junksista just released their new video for the track ‘Drug’ taken from the upcoming EP Sinner’s Delight out September 23. Junksista, the duo of Diana S and Boog, got people’s attention back in 2013 with their catchy electropop breakout track ‘Life is unfair (and love is a bitch)’ and its accompanying video with …
Meet: Slow Riot interview
When Irish three-piece Slow Riot released their EP ‘Cathedral’ (see HERE for our feature) they quite easily became one of our favourite new bands. Taking a heavy influence from the best post-punk has had to offer (Gang of Four, Wire, God Speed You Black Emperor to name but a few) and giving it their own …
Album Review: Matt Berry – The Small Hours
Matt Berry has is someone who has stealthily raised his reputation in the music industry in recent years without the wider world really noticing, slowly but surely increasing his audience size by word of mouth, putting out a new album every year since 2013 and playing rapturously received gigs. While The Small Hours hasn’t received …
See: Rob Zombie drops video for The Hideous Exhibitions Of A Dedicated Gore Whore
Rob Zombie has just unveiled his video for the track ‘The Hideous Exhibitions Of A Dedicated Gore Whore’ taken from his latest album ‘The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser’. This is the latest of several memorable videos Zombie has done for tracks taken from his latest album. Along with decaying shuffling zombies …
News: Six by Seven launch kickstarter campaign for London live show
Fans who’ve harked back to the days of the spectacular live performances that Nottingham rockers Six By Seven churned out, particularly towards the beginnning of their career are going to be in a state of high excitement at the new that after 16 years, the original members – lead singer and guitarist Chris Olley will …
Album Review: Young Guns- Echoes
After a three year break between their second and third albums- the latter of which came out last year- Young Guns have not messed around this time. Just fifteen months after their last album Ones and Zeroes, the High Wycombe (recently diminished) four-piece are back again with Echoes, their fourth full length offering. Whilst each …