Gigslutz Interview With: Carl Barât
Ahead of his DJ set at KHT, Ladbroke Grove on 20th April, Gigslutz’ James Reynolds catches up with the iconic Carl Barat In the space of about 15 minutes, I had to summarise the life of Carl Barât into a…
Ahead of his DJ set at KHT, Ladbroke Grove on 20th April, Gigslutz’ James Reynolds catches up with the iconic Carl Barat In the space of about 15 minutes, I had to summarise the life of Carl Barât into a…
WORDS: Rachel Young COVER PHOTO: Myles Wright “It doesn’t matter what age you are, if you have the talent and are good at what you do, that’s the most important thing” Ross Farrelly, The Strypes It hasn’t taken long for…
After releasing their first LP in April last year, the Newcastle band, Alexander play their second headline tour. Although a relatively new band, they have a growing fan base and are certainly a band to look out for. As Anth from…
One of the most anticipated albums of 2014 is the return of Foster The People and their new Paul Epworth produced long player, ‘Supermodel’. Ahead of it’s release Gigslutz caught up with front man Mark Foster to find out more……
Pillar Points sound is at its core rooted in dance music while at the same time being ethereal and dark, attempting to crystalize emotions and work its way into the listener’s guts. The moody, melancholic electronica sound of Pillar Point…
After two years away Birmingham’s The Twang are finally back with their fourth studio album ‘Neon Twang’ released on the 10th of March. We caught up with bass player, Jon Watkin as he trudged through the muggy streets of Birmingham…
Neil Davidge might not be a household name, but the music he has had a hand in creating has filled many rooms in many households over many years. Since working with Massive Attack on their Mercury Award nominated third album…
Christopher Karloff left Kasabian (or was asked to leave, the story has never been confirmed) during the recording of their second album ‘Empire’ in 2006 due to – all together now! – creative differences. Despite the fact that, as the…
Giant Star, they have balls and seemingly pretty large ones. Their first album ‘Year Of The Snake’ takes on terrorists, the government and Rupert Murdoch. Not only that but it sounds pretty awesome too. Style and substance, you betcha! We…
For those who favour their rock ‘n’ roll rough, ready and sprinked with hints of the legends; meet Dexters. The East London five-piece (Frontman Tom, guitarists Chris & Ben, bass player Jamie and Chris on drums) formed in 2011, during…