Collaborative Music Blogging Project
Out now on FatCat Records Video shot and directed by Helen Plumb- helenplumb.co.uk Catch C Duncan on the road in May Thursday 4th May – Cork, Cyprus Avenue Friday 5th May – Limerick, Dolans Saturday 6th May – Dublin, Whelan’s Monday 8th May – Birmingham, Hare & Hounds Tuesday 9th May – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor…
Continue reading [Video] C Duncan – Like You Do
Bristol’s excellent Idles have just unveiled an excellently anarchic video for their new single Stendhal Syndrome, starring handsomely bearded bassist Dev. The band embark on a UK tour this spring, calling at March 2017 Monday 6th – Cambridge – Portland Arms Wednesday 8th – Bristol – The Fleece Thursday 9th – Colchester – Arts Centre…
Continue reading [Video] Idles – Stendhal Syndrome
From their fifth album Enter the Kingdom, out February 17th on Loose. Frontier Ruckus tour Europe in March March 8 – York – The Fulford Arms March 9 – Glasgow – Hug and Pint March 11 – Northampton – The Lamplighter March 13 – Bristol – The Crofters Rights March 14 – Brighton – The…
Continue reading [Video] Frontier Ruckus – ‘Our Flowers Are Still Burning’
Three new videos for you that appeal to different aspects of Hallowe’en Lily & Madeleine: Westfield From the album Keep It Together. Lily & Madeleine play the following UK dates supporting Dawes 2/11/16 UK Glasgow – King Tuts 3/11/16 UK Manchester – RNCM Concert Hall 4/11/16 UK London – Islington Assembly Hall Woodpigeon: Fence Woodpigeon…
Continue reading Videos for Hallowe’en – Lily & Madeleine, Woodpigeon and Pale Honey
From the debut album Amparo, which was out on Labrador on May 27th, a song inspired by the Moai of Rapa Nui.
A charming video by Umut Gunduz for the first single from Steven James Adams‘s second album, Old Magick, out on Fortuna POP! on Friday (March 4th)
Another track from Lily & Madeleine‘s third album Keep It Together, out on February 26th on New West, which just oozes poise that feels way beyond their young ages (18 and 21). The video is directed by Black Balloon.
This is an amazing exploration of the colonial legacy of Berlin, in Daniel’s own words “In this video I´m trying to show how deep racism is rooted in Germany´s public consciousness. These streets that I show are named after questionable colonial figures since the late 19th century and though it has become known what these…
Continue reading [Video] Daniel Haaksman – Rename the Streets
Mikael Tariverdiev – Film Music It is something of a dream for many music enthusiasts to discover something special and unknown, and to be able to bring it to a new audience. Last Friday saw the release on Earth Recordings, co-ordinated by Stephen Coates of The Real Tuesday Weld, of the first compilation of Mikael…
Continue reading [Album Review] – Mikael Tariverdiev – Film Music
My Sunday morning listening – a beautiful track from Moroccan-French singer Hindi Zahra, from the new album Homeland. Hindi plays the Elgar Room at the Royal Albert Hall in London on the 8th November as part of the Nour Festival of Arts.
