After releasing two full albums, one EP, and collaborating with bands such as Phosphorescent and CocoRosie, Texas born singer songwriter Jana Hunter took a well-deserved break. Three years later and she’s back with a four-piece band and an incredible new album. With her new direction and some truly amazing musical support Hunter has crafted a work that is […]
Fri 17th December 2010 | Posted in
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If their latest release is anything to go by, The Standards are a band that truly lives up to their name. There is no posing or pretention with The London trio, a fact that they are clearly proud of and showcase extensively on this newest track. Not trying to reinvent the wheel or ape their musical idols, […]
Mon 25th October 2010 | Posted in
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The late seventies were not the best time emotionally for Bowie, he was a recovering cocaine addict and his musical contributions for The Man Who Fell to Earth, the Sci-Fi film in which he starred, were rejected by the director in favour of something a little more ‘folksy’.
Luckily Brian Eno, former keyboard Roxy Music keyboardist come […]
Thu 2nd September 2010 | Posted in
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Burn down the Charade are a two-piece group from Mesa, Arizona who create emotionally heavy experimental rock that both soothes and stings in equal measure. They have just finished their new album and are the subject of ongoing documentary film. We conducted a short email interview with Daniel Smith and Sean Herring of the band to chat […]
Fri 18th June 2010 | Posted in
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At first glance The XX may look like another group of your average gothic hipsters who believe that there is only one colour any self respecting band should ever been seen in. But beyond the poker faces and singular dress sense lurks a talent that places this South–London three piece way ahead of their peers.
Their […]
Tue 25th May 2010 | Posted in
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