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The Barclaycard Mercury Prize Awards Show is being held this Tuesday, 7 September in London. The event will feature performances from this year’s shortlisted artists and will culminate in the...
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Another week, another fantastic selection of brilliant tracks from brilliant artists I’ve had the luck to hear. Totally out of the blue, in the space of the past seven days...
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Given the flurry of pop soul divas in recent years it’s no surprise that Rox was tipped for big things in 2010. Yet the twenty-one year old South Londoner didn’t forge...
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Jaymo & Andy’s previous club productions and remixes for Miike Snow, Passion Pit and Fenech-Soler have earned them an army of fans including Fake Blood, Annie Mac, Crookers, Kissy Sell...
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The weather forecast looked bleak but with a line up of Guns N’ Roses, Blink 182, Arcade Fire and The Libertines, it hardly seemed to faze the 70,000 revellers. So...
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Auditory Pleasures; a series of articles looking at the week’s hottest tracks on the web.
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Graham Cooling introduces us to Napoleon IIIrd, the experimental electro pop maestro from Leeds.
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Martyn Cooling reviews the last in the trilogy of concept albums released by Mark ‘E’ Everett’s Eels – ‘Tomorrow Morning’.
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Auditory Pleasures; a series of articles looking at the week’s hottest tracks on the web.
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We take a brief look at the new single and new direction for The Cribs. This is Housewife.
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Stars & Sons is the brainchild of Brighton’s Mike Lord, We sat down for a chat with Mike to see what all the fuss is about…
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Erin Kubricki dives into ‘Treats’ the début album from M.I.A favourites Sleigh Bells.
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Charles Darkly chats with Gold Panda about his music, his influences and life in sex shop.
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Tom Revell reviews Klaxons – ‘Surfing The Void’, the eagerly awaited follow up to ‘Myths Of The Near Future’.
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Emily Solan takes a look at the new single from The Like, ‘Wishing he was dead’; produced by Mark Ronson.
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Auditory Pleasures; a series of articles looking at the week’s hottest tracks on the web.
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Adam Hockley takes a quick look at KLAUS ahead of his performance at one our favourite Tuesday night haunts.
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Ash Oglina gives us a run down of Rinse FM’s invite only party at Fabric, with headliners Magnetic Man.
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As the tenth anniversary of DeMontfort Hall’s Summer Sundae Weekender approaches, Faux’s Paul Cook looks back on the festival’s history.
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Dan Willis talks us through the heavily anticipated 3rd album from Arcade Fire ‘The Suburbs’.
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Charles Darkly introduces us to Gabby Young and her ‘lovely dysfunctional family’…
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We take a look at the unique video for Breakbot’s ‘Baby I’m Yours’, made from 2000 watercolours.
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Auditory Pleasures; a series of articles looking at the week’s hottest tracks on the web.
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Andy Von Pip sits down for a chat with Alba Lua, to discuss their sound, their influences and their love of the Elephant Man.
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Mike Coleman takes an in depth look at his favorite festival, it’s the Isle Of Wight’s ‘Bestival’.
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Martyn Cooling talks with Labrinth, the hotly tipped producer behind Tinie Tempah’s ‘Pass Out’ & ‘Frisky’.
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John Helps reviews Truck Festival with the help of the photographic talents of Jennifer Simpson.
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Erin Kubicki takes a walk with Italiano’s new wave pioneers Too Young To Love & director Francesco Calabrese.
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Joseph Merriman sits down for a chat with No Lay, a female MC from East London with a difference.
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Auditory Pleasures; a series of articles looking at the week’s hottest tracks on the web.
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Liam Haynes takes a gander at the re-release of Hurts’ ‘Wonderful Life’ and the new video shot in Ibiza.
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Steph Wilson reports back from Benicàssim Festival, headlined by Gorillaz, Vampire Weekend & The Prodigy.
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Martyn Cooling takes a look at the first new material from Daft Punk in 6 years.
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Auditory Pleasures; a series of articles looking at the week’s hottest tracks on the web.
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Katie Wilkinson gives us a run down of the events at the Creators Project launch in London last weekend.
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Liam Haynes shows us the brand new video for Bloc Party frontman Kele’s latest single – ‘Everything You Wanted’.
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We’ve got two copies of ‘Bang Bang Bang’, the latest single from Mark Ronson, on 12″ to give away.
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Annie McKenzie reviews the latest compilation from Kitsune, produced in collaboration with fashion webmag Ponystep.
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Liam Haynes guides us through Latitude Festival, a music and arts festival set in Henham Park, Suffolk.
