Jack Cheshire is sharing the eerie video for his new single ‘Widescreen’ exclusively with Gigslutz, echoing the themes of multiverses and dystopia that he explores on his forthcoming fifth LP. It’s the third single taken from his new album ‘Fractal Future…
Former drummer with 90’s super group The Seahorses, Andy Watts has been an active musician since his face and drumming style became familiar to many on the covers of the weekly music papers and TV appearances alongside former Stone Rose…
“This is as close as we’re going to get this year to playing live and for us to play to people. For all of us to get back together was such a joy, and I didn’t realise how much I’d missed…
It’s been 10 years since the passing of one of the most tragically underrated and unheralded singer / song writers the British Isles has ever produced. With his stand out blonde hair, aka a nosier Brian Jones, the enigmatic, stylish…
How did the LE JUNK project come about? It started with a love for the bass. It’s the one instrument that catches me differently and many of my favourite artists like Death From Above 1979 and Peaches revolve around killer…
There is perhaps no stronger line-up for a current super group than that of The Jaded Hearts Club. Comprised of lead vocalists Miles Kane (of The Last Shadow Puppets) and Nic Cester (of Jet), they’re joined by the all-star cast…
The Style Council. The band that followed The Jam. The reason The Jam split up. Paul Weller’s weird years. Call them what you will, The Style Council have always been an exceptional band of the 80’s, possibly the best of…
Acid Jazz top dog Eddie Piller is well known for embracing Mod from a young age. His record label were branded as the new mods back in the early 1990 and indeed it is this era along with earlier and…
INTERVIEW WITH ANDY WILLIAMS OF DOVES AHEAD OF THE RELEASE THEIR FIFTH STUDIO ALBUM ‘THE UNIVERSAL WANT’. Interview by Jonathan Taylor Instagram: jonathantaylorphotography After an 11 year artistic break, since the release of their last studio album ‘Kingdom of Rust’,…
It seemed the party was over once the ‘90s rolled into the noughties, but thankfully Starsailor knocked out ‘Love is Here’ in 2001, an album that stood shoulder to shoulder with many of the seminal albums that graced the decade…