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See: Until the Ribbon Breaks – Perspective (ft. Homeboy Sandman) New Video

In my day, and with my technical skills, we didn’t make mixtapes, we made compilation tapes. I used to hover over my favourite radio shows, making endless tapes of unheard…

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Interview: Rowetta from The Happy Mondays

The Happy Mondays are well and truly back. Playing live and rumors of a new album, we caught up with the queen of Madchester, Rowetta to see just whats going…

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New Music: Fatboy Slim – Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat, plus tour news

I grew up with Fatboy Slim. Not in a literal sense you understand, that would be rather silly. But I copied his basslines off my Housemartins ‘London 0 Hull 4‘…

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Album Review: Sleigh Bells – Bitter Rivals

Far from being bitter rivals, Sleigh Bells third album actually shows they may be working towards more equality. The Brooklyn duo, singer Alexis Krauss and guitarist Derek Miller met when…

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Feature: Okay, now I REALLY want to see Atoms For Peace live…

It’s not like I didn’t want to see them live before, but after watching them play on The Daily Show I have become a devout fan. Amok I believe will…

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Track: Rodney P – Success feat. Harleighblu & Renegade Brass Band

There’s something about the vibe of Success, this earthy brass-laden soul show-stopper that has goaded me off the sofa, and filled me with the urge to write about it and,…

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Track: Triptides release the brilliant psych-pop of Prediction

Once in a while something slithers by my ears that makes me perk up a bit. Something with a certain upbeat charm that doesn’t float by as often as it…

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Album Review: Smoke Fairies – Ghosts

There’s something otherworldly about Smoke Fairies. Their name, taken from the Summer mist that collects in the hedgerows of the lanes in the duo’s, school friends Katherine Blamire and Jessica…

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NOT FORGOTTEN – PULP – WE LOVE LIFE

Of the Brit-pop bands Pulp were something of an anomaly because they had been around in one form or another since 1978 and had gained acceptance the hard way over…

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Meet: Harleighblu, and new album news

When I was seven, I was barely into elasticated school trousers, and collecting worms out of the garden, albeit after episodes of Hong Kong Fuey. I might have managed a…

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