Pop Vulture, Fuzz Lightyear, Jaws The Shark and The Shakamoto Investigation at Headrow House, Leeds
We get the insights behind the madness of the fast and loud raucous three piece, The Shakamoto Investigation.
Brudenell Social Club, in Leeds, was packed out for the loud-mouthed political angst of Cabbage. The gig was part of a tour to promote their critically acclaimed debut album “Young, Dumb & Full of… Cabbage”.
We interviewed Dan Hilton, Gareth Chaplin and Adam Follett to find out what is next for PILOSA and what brought them together.
‘It’s poetry for people who don’t like poetry.’ Such is Matt Abbott’s underpinning statement of intent. Sure enough, ‘poem’, for many, is a four letter word; one that conjures up images of tweed-laden, po-faced academics
Ask any of Barnsley’s many post-gig, indie club DJs and every one of them will tell you that their job isn’t a particularly difficult one; line up an extensive selection of Oasis, Stone Roses, etc.,
We musician types try our very damnedest to appear that we have no ego, polishing stagecraft and internet biographies in a vain attempt to convince those watching or reading that we don’t have a lickle
Be The Revolution (I’ll use ‘BTR’ from hereon in; slightly pretentious, but it’ll save me some typing), as the name may suggest to you, didn’t really welcome the result of the recent election. In a
The documentary crew present during my interview with Jason Williamson (the lyrical half of Sleaford Mods) is testament to the band’s burgeoning reputation and importance to people who no longer believe the hype. While the
Stick a pin in any page of most ‘new music’ magazines and, chances are, you’ll have pierced the seemingly superhuman cheekbones of some truly odious ‘sonic pioneer’ or other; a middle class, early 20-something noise