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Category - Music
Amy Endacott caught up with Playlounge ahead of their main support set at Fuel on the Sunday of Sŵn Festival.
You describe your sound as noise pop and...
Upon arrival at Bristol’s Anson Rooms, Frightened Rabbit had already had the busiest and most successful of their ten years as a group. With the release...
Jessie J’s final stop on her ‘Alive’ tour went out with a bang on Monday night at the Motorpoint Arena, however it did seem like a bittersweet farewell...
Their first gig in Cardiff since opening the Cardiff City stadium to a sell-out 30,000 crowd, Stereophonics return on Sunday 24 November to begin a 3-night...
Tommy Wright, lead vocalist of Cheltenham’s biggest indie-pop sestet and Made in Chelsea soundtrack regulars Young Kato, took some time out from the...
Chase & Status’ mixture of aggressive beats and influences from hip hop and reggae has enthralled audiences across the UK. The duo have gained a...
“Come winter time, we will be getting into a bus and setting up equipment in some rooms up and down the British Isles, playing music songs for those who care...
Hailing from the musical hotbed of New Jersey, Dads offer up the kind of twinkly, guitar-based emo thats nonchalance is its greatest asset. Comparing...
At what point between Chelsea Dagger and now did The Fratellis lose it? A change of sound for the band has resulted in a mish mash of all the acts that have...
A soft-rock ballad is probably the best way to describe the latest release from Birmingham’s alt-rockers Editors. In other words, it’s incredibly...
In 2010, Hunstanton-based band Deaf Havana lost their aggressive vocalist Ryan Mellor, and with that a substantial aspect of their post-hardcore sound; their...
Drugs. Rape. Suicide. Murder. Homophobia. Misogyny. There didn’t seem to be a taboo subject that Eminem wouldn’t tackle releasing ‘The Marshall...
In an age where music is plagued by over-production, 808s and dwindling sincerity, Luke Sital-Singh provides an oasis of calm for the British music scene. His...
Have a guess at who was the most played band on the radio in 2006? Got a Feeling you know this one…? It was of course The Feeling, who – after forming...
With the Mercury and Welsh Music prizes both taking place this October, Joseph Ainscough takes a look at the relevance and intentions of music awards...
Sean Smith, the slightly more outspoken half of The Blackout’s vocal partnership, often jokes they are “the best live band in the world.” Taken seriously...
Since letlive. broke into the UK hardcore scene following the release of their critically acclaimed album Fake History in 2010, they have never failed to...
Remember Diana Vickers? Semi-finalist on The X Factor 2008? If not, perhaps you should, because take one glance at her impressive résumé and you’ll see...
Ahead of their return to Solus, Jack Glasscock and Louis Browne sat down with The Blackout‘s two vocalists to talk Merthyr and models.
You’re almost...
“Craig Bellamy to turn up, or maybe Tom Jones”, was the expectation Jaws held of their first live outing in Wales.
The dream-pop four-piece arrived in the...
