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Serj Tankian To Release Foo Footage
Thursday, April 3, 2008 | No Comments »
System of a Down Frontman Serj Tankian will be compiling tour footage of the Foo Fighters from a number of dates including the South by South-West Festival (SXSW) according to blabbermouth.
He said that editing is currently taking place and that it should be available in the shops in the next couple of weeks (for those in the US, UK residents may have to wait) | Full Article »
Velvet Revolver Confirm Split Rumours
Thursday, April 3, 2008 | No Comments »
Singer Scott Weiland has left Velvet Revolver as the band claim he is not 100% committed to the music or his fans. The feud started when the singer announced at a gig on the 20th of March that the band would split, causing an online battle of words between Weiland and drummer Matt Sorum. | Full Article »
The Enemy Claim Astoria To Be Saved
Thursday, April 3, 2008 | No Comments »
During a series of gigs at London’s Astoria on the sixth night out of seven, The Enemy proclaimed that the venue could be saved from demolition as vocalist Tom Clarke heard a rumour that the owners have signed a new lease on the building so that it could remain for the next five years. | Full Article »
Northern Rockers Milburn Split
Thursday, April 3, 2008 | No Comments »
It looked like at one point this band would overtake the Arctic Monkeys and steal the limelight away from them. Instead it has been announced that Milburn will split after just two years of playing together. | Full Article »
Radiohead Play For Free In London!
Friday, March 14, 2008 | No Comments »
Attention Radiohead Fans! Get down to London on April 1st to see a free gig to promote ‘new’ single ‘Nude’. (Even though it’s been a legendary track that fans have been loving for a long time) The gig is for BBC Radio 2 and it will be held at their base in the heart of the city. | Full Article »
Thursday, March 13, 2008 | No Comments »
The Editors are the latest act to be added to the list of musical talent playing at the legendary Glastonbury Festival. Other acts also include dance group Goldfrapp and new(ish) indie-rockers The Enemy. | Full Article »
Thursday, March 13, 2008 | No Comments »
Underground quintet Post War Years has the opportunity to make it big this year after some good reviews and the honour of being picked by Tom Vek to play on his next tour. Even though they are unsigned and they haven’t released a record as yet, after listening to their three demo songs on their myspace all the praise seems justified. | Full Article »
Thursday, March 6, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Model Horror would be perfect for anyone looking into the ‘nu-rave’ scene for the first time. You won’t see this lot dressed in fluorescent overalls, though it wouldn’t be surprised if they did!
We Are Here has the characteristics of a power-pop band with guitars blazing and harmonising backing vocals but since it has a synthesizer incorporated with moments of extremely loud singing(maybe even shouting) it may only appeal to younger audience. | Full Article »
Thursday, March 6, 2008 | No Comments »
Brothers Snow and Garnet Keim formed The Blakes when they met up with drummer Bob Husak in Seattle. According to a press release for new single Two Times, they rented a ‘…cheap hotel room till they’d written a bunch of songs’ and after a few gigs were quickly signed to the US record label Light in the Attic.
The new single Two Times sounds a lot similar to that of Sunshine Underground if the sunshine was taken away! Crashing symbols and power chords are the recipe to make this bittersweet tune. It’s got some sweet sounding instruments but Blakes’ lyrics show a darker side. | Full Article »
Lady Fortune - 12 O’Clock, Nearly 1 O’Clock, Hurry Up
Thursday, March 6, 2008 | No Comments »
The latest offering from Telford-based Lady Fortune, 12 O’Clock, Nearly 1 O’Clock, Hurry Up seems to be about the usual subject…problems with love. The twang from their guitars doesn’t make this a typical love song however. A nice rolling thrash from the drummer on occasion makes a small contrast from these somewhat emotional lyrics and transforms the song into an upbeat ballad. | Full Article »