Grinderman RMX 2
Forthcoming after their recently announced disbanding, Nick Cave’s Grinderman project have returned for one last grizzly hurrah; their posthumously released ‘Grinderman RMX 2′. It is, quelle suprise, a remix album of their critically…
Bombay Bicycle Club – How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep
Curious, idiosyncratic and bursting with a child-like – if slightly off-kilter – sense of adventure, the latest video from Bombay Bicycle Club – to accompany the single ‘How Can You Swallow So Much…
Audio Doughnuts 1st Anniversary
Considering the inimitably schizoid nature of electronic music at present, it’s near impossible to find a cross-section that captures every exciting mutation in its entirety. As far as live experiences though, the first…
Faux Mix Series #008 // DJ Cable
Nothing gives you the authority to run a record label like a DMC championship, and with 3 under his belt, it’s for everyone’s benefit that DJ Cable has established Triangulum Records, a label…
Live Review // NME Awards Tour 2011
Just like clockwork, the Shockwaves NME awards tour rolls into Nottingham once again to please a packed Rock City, punctuating the gig-goers calendar with a typically hype-adorned set of bands. This year however,…
Review // Fabriclive 54 – David Rodigan
Does your reggae knowledge consist of little more than a dusty copy of Bob Marley’s ‘Legend’ collection, a sly toke on your mates spliff in his shed and knowing the chorus to ‘Jammin”…
Review // Joe Muggs’ Adventures In Dubstep & Beyond
Nowadays the phrase ‘Dubstep Compilation’ is more likely to be met with furrowed brows or an overly lacklustreresponse than any real excitement. For the most part, it’s a justified reaction – the quality…
Preview // Bestival 2010
Mike Coleman takes an in depth look at his favorite festival, it’s the Isle Of Wight’s ‘Bestival’.
Interview // Skepta
Mike Coleman chats to Skepta about his new single ‘Rescue Me’ and the commercialisation of grime.
Review // Matisyahu – Light
Mike Coleman reviews the latest album from 100% not anti-Semetic rapper Matisyahu.
Review // Blame – The Music
Mike Coleman reviews début album The Music from one of drum & bass’s more creative artists, Blame.
New Blood // Grizzly Records
Mike Coleman talks to Graeme Sinden (aka. Sinden) about his new record label Grizzly Records.
Live Review // Chase & Status
Mike Coleman reviews Chase & Status’ recent debut live tour as it flew through Engine Shed, Lincoln.
Review// Nas & Damian Marley – Distant Relatives
Mike Coleman reviews Distant Relatives, the long awaited collaborative album from Damian Marley and Nas.
Faux Mix Series #005 // DJ Rafik
Our exclusive Faux Mixtape Series continues with a diverse mix from 6 times DJ World Champion, DJ Rafik.
Faux Mix Series #004 // Mensah
Our unstopable Faux Mixtape Series continues with this exclusives-packed mix from Hench Records act Mensah.
Review // Hench Mixtape Vol. One
Mike Coleman reviews Hench Mixtape: Volume One; a showcase of acts on Jakes Bristol-based label, Hench.
Review // Ikonika – Contact, Love, Want, Have
Mike Coleman reviews the latest album from Ikonika; released through electro stalwarts Hyperdub.
Faux Mix Series #003 // Futurecop!
Our exclusive Faux Mixtape Series rolls on with this sci-fi influenced mix from Futurecop!
Review // Breakage – Foundation
Mike Coleman reviews Foundation, the latest album from James Boyle aka Breakage.
Review // Crookers – Tons of Friends
Mike Coleman reviews Crookers long awaited début album Tons of Friends.
Review // Shutter Island
Mike Coleman reviews Martin Scorsese’s latest film; the DiCaprio-starring Shutter Island.
Faux Mix Series #002 // Jam City
Our exclusive Faux Mixtape Series continues with this infectious house and twitchy dubstep mix from Jam City.
Review // Alice In Wonderland
Mike Coleman gives us his thoughts on Tim Burton’s attempt at reinventing Alice In Wonderland for Disney.
Faux Mix Series #001 // Numan
Our exclusive Faux Mixtape Series kicks off with this soul-tinged dubstep mix from Numan Khan.
Music // Selling Out Is Hard To Do
Mike Coleman takes aim at some of the most shameless musical sell-outs of the past 40 years.
Review // Radioclit – Saga Africa EP
Mike Coleman takes a look at Radioclit’s brand new Saga Africa EP; featuring Douster, Lazy Flow, and Myd.
New Blood // Washed Out
Mike Coleman introduces us to Ernest Greene – perhaps better known by his moniker Washed Out.
Review // Delphic – Acolyte
Mike Coleman gives us his thoughts on Acolyte, the debut release from Manchester’s Delphic.
Review // Where The Wild Things Are
The original book stole the hearts of children and parents alike, so how does it translate into film?
