Photographer Richard Bellia was there when it mattered carrying his trusted camera to capture moments in music’s vast cannon of historical importance, some which now forms his own tapestry of work in Un œil sur la musique 1980-2016 i.e. An…
Exploring their internal locus of control through yearning vocals, vivid synth textures and energetic beats, Southend-based electronic duo A Cause In Distress have shared their latest single ‘Submission’. Released via indie label Cool Thing Records, the track is an ode…
When buying the weekly music papers the likes of which included Sounds, Melody Maker and NME it was more than like the pictures that were displayed on the cover and within its pages that initially attracted you to buy. I…
Self-described as the “three-headed love child of Nine Inch Nails, Fugazi & Radiohead, if it was fathered by David Lynch”, Southend outfit A Cause In Distress blend dystopian electronics, yearning vocals and vivid beats on their debut single ‘Lumbering’. Released via…
Radiohead drummer, Philip Selway, has unveiled he will be bringing out a new album this autumn. Let Me Go, the latest LP from Selway, is set to soundtrack a film titled ‘Let Me Go’ – a cinematic version of a…
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Name: Glastonbury Festival Of Contemporary Performing Arts Where: Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset When: 21st – 25th June Headliners: Radiohead, Foo Fighters, Ed Sheeran Also Featuring: Biffy Clyro, Solange, Stormzy, The Jacksons, Katy Perry, Laura Marling, Sleaford Mods, Kate Tempest, The Flaming Lips,…
If Ellie Rowsell from Wolf Alice is DJ-ing at your gig and Juliette from The Big Moon is ordering a drink at the bar; chances are you’re in a pretty solid band in one of the most exciting musical circles…
Rating: So, erasing their entire internet presence and releasing a new album with two days’ notice is probably the most Radiohead-like stunt that Radiohead could’ve pulled. A Moon Shaped Pool is an eerie, puzzling triumph that exudes passion and anxious…
One of the true anomalies of British music in the 1990s, Radiohead were and continue to be a musical chameleon, constantly morphing sonically and defying boundaries set by their peers. As the era of Britpop chewed and spat out a…