It’s the second week of the Gigslutz February Video Vote, and we’ve got more superb footage for you to set your peepers on. Last week, we featured ‘Slug’ by the phenomenal Petrol Girls, but now it’s the turn of indie-pop…
It’s hard to believe that only ten years ago 2006 was a plethora of indie acts, pop delights and, urm ,Nelly Furtardo’s. As we find ourselves in another new year, looking forward to revivals from the likes of The Stone…
The Queen Of Pop descended upon Manchester, armed with a flank of dancers and a full backing band. Those who doubt Madonna‘s ability to perform any-more seriously need to rethink. Yes, maybe she is not as agile as she used…
2015, the year of grime right? Well DDark has rounded things up nicely with this pure Grime banger. After we heard the legendary grime instrumental Mission Riddim on Chip’s ‘Light Work’ recently, DDark has now stepped up to reclaim the…
To the haters of Sleaford Mods, As soon as I heard that Sleaford Mods would be making their Later Live…With Jools Holland debut, I knew that you’d all come out of the woodwork and your reaction to the duo from…
Gigslutz contributor and Features Editor, Katie Muxworthy, takes a look at one of the records that changed the way she looked at music. Exploring the depths of each track, the ill fated life and death of lead singer Ian Curtis…
Drawing influence from Spacemen 3, The Brian Jonestown Massacre and Spoon, New York band Grassfight are breaking the post-punk world with the emotion-ridden tracks. Their EP, Please Don’t Tell sees the band document the break-up of two of the band members. Taken…
Despite it’s somewhat unappealing nature – small, sweaty and very basic – there’s an undeniable charm to Nambucca. As the starting point for many great bands, it’s got a fantastic history, it’s never short of interesting characters and, as I…
Rating: Fishes. The debut EP from Jessie Robinson’s alt-pop brainchild Scarlet. It’s quite simply majestically dark alt-pop at it’s pulsy and vibrant best. The EPs opener is also its lead single ‘Anyway’. The track was played by BBC Radio 6 Music in the wake of it’s release…
Name: Live At Leeds Where: 20 different venues in Leeds When: 1st-4th May Headliners: Dry The River, Dutch Uncles, Eagulls, Emmy The Great, Gaz Coombes, George The Poet, Hookworms, Lauren Aquilina, Lawson, Lucy Rose, MNEK, Palma Violets, Prides, Raleigh Ritchie,…