With a new EP produced by double Grammy Award winner Steve Lyon, and a full album due early next year, it looks as though London quintet Suzerain are certainly on the right track. Current single, ‘Good Day’, exudes dark, eerie…
The Twilight Sad have shared their forthcoming LP online ahead of it’s release tomorrow (October 28). The album entitled Nobody Wants To Be Here and Nobody Wants To Leave is the Scottish trio’s fourth LP and it’s being dropped while…
Rating: “It’s a new soundtrack I could dance to this beat” is a line from ‘Welcome To New York’, the opener to Taylor Swift’s new album 1989. For me this sentence epitomises the record in its entirety. Gone are Taylor…
For your listening pleasure, here are just a few of our favourite ‘Tracks Of The Week’ from the last month. Enjoy!
This weeks singles were scrutinised by Keir’s ears and his verdict is as follows… Pitbull ‘Fireball’ Like the creepy uncle he is, Pitbull has crept onto our airwaves once more with ‘Fireball’ . This time, he has brought it upon…
Bolton band Two Weeks Running have recently been making waves with their distinctive indie-rock sounds; having received airplay from the likes of Steve Lamacq, Tom Robinson and John Kennedy (as well as receiving the esteemed ‘Unsigned Act Of The Week’…
Rating: You’d be forgiven for raising an eyebrow if I said I spent Wednesday night reviewing a gig for little-known artist Laura Doggett at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall. Forget the stuffiness and pretension of the main arena: guests for…
The annual Amsterdam Dance Event was loosely based on the Miami Winter Music Conference model: a dance music industry conference with a club festival attached to it. What began as a conference for 300 dance music professionals (yes, they do…
Taking some time out of intense, up-coming tour preparation; Klaxons‘ Simon Taylor-Davis talked to Gigslutz about what it was like working with James Murphy, how new album Love Frequency was written and who his money is on for this years Barclaycard Mercury Prize…
Rating: The Club Academy in Manchester is perhaps one of the smaller venues London four-piece Wolf Alice have played since unleashing their grunge-revivalist anthems on Glastonbury’s John Peel Stage during the summer, yet it’s evident from offset that they’re genuinely humbled…