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CD Review: Tricky Nixon - Untitled
Richard Nixon would be proud. At last, something good with his surname. This 3 track EP from Manchester quartet Tricky Nixon is mighty impressive.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2246/ | 855 hits
CD Review: Novello - Surface
They're from Wales. And damn proud of it, it would seem. Novello come from the label 'Dragonffli' ("spelt the Welsh way") and are purveyors of catchy, sometimes dark, atmospheric rock music, but without the cheese of similar rock bands, or the pointless whinging of most emo bands, which they maybe sound quite similar too.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3630/ | 353 hits
Band Profile: Out of Nowhere
Chris Pickard - Lead Guitar & Vocals Darren Oddy - Guitars & Vocals Pete Hiley - Drums & Vocals Steve Anderson - Bass & Vocals Rock cover band made up of 4 talented Yorkshire musicians who love entertaining audiences with rock songs that sound very close the original versions.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16890/ | 93 hits
Band Profile: Eat Defeat
4 people from Leeds playing fast and fun skate/ska/pop/punk
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/15249/ | 151 hits
CD Review: The Lies - s/t
Whoa! Where did this come from? Like a rabid dog let out of its cage whilst on numerous class A drugs, The Lies are all about fast, loud, in your face songs.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3527/ | 532 hits
Live Review: Mono + Red Stars Parade + A Day Left
They came all the way from Japan to play in Leeds, so I thought I could make the journey from Bradford to see Mono, purveyors of epic, sky scraping post rock a la Mogwai, Godspeed, etc.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3867/ | 961 hits
Live Review: These Monsters + Brenda
Tonight our two opposing bands compliment each other well. Both believe in experimenting and trying diverse, intriguing methods of song writing, which is always nice to hear.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4261/ | 502 hits
CD Review: Architects - Day In Day Out
Having previously heard a couple of tracks from Architects' new album, I knew 'Day In Day Out' was set to blow my mind with one listen.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/14169/ | 408 hits
Band Profile: Beretta Suicide
Beretta Suicide ared a hard rock band from Leeds, UK. Think loud guitars, fast beats (without the hairspray).
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/10425/ | 632 hits
Band Profile: Ghosts in the Nightclub
We started out in March 2007 recording songs in our flat. We had a song called Ghosts in the Nightclub and because we didn't get out that much we thought it would fit as both a description of where we were at the time and the odd/paranoid nature of the lyrics.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/9660/ | 367 hits
CD Review: Sugarvalve - Flouxetine
What immediately struck me about this four-track CD when I first listened to it was the quality of the production.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/159/ | 351 hits
Live Review: Downdime + The Acutes + Quack Quack
I battled my way through the scrum of fancy dress students that seem to be permanently hanging about near the door of the Packhorse, skipped passed the street drinkers getting out of the cold, and headed upstairs.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/6301/ | 475 hits
Band Profile: Hoover Dams
'Intense and claustrophobic music from Bradford. Extra proof, as if anyone needed it, of the Leeds/Bradford axis of musical accomplishment. More edge than a very edgy thing.'
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3824/ | 1,649 hits
News Article: Wonderswan to release their debut single on new label Good Form Club
Wonderswan have this week announced details of their debut single 'Furrrpile', which is to be released on the new Leeds based label Good Form Club.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/11182/ | 453 hits
CD Review: Armstrong - Re:Invent the scene
With a veritable army of fans in tow at every turn, and the whispers surrounding their live performances starting to gain volume, I was a little giddy and had very high hopes for this single.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7897/ | 565 hits
Live Review: Duels + This Et Al + Kubichek! + O Fracas + The KBC
It's a simple idea - get a lot of bands and cram them into about 2 days (hours wise) of Joseph's Well indoor festival action.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3765/ | 1,513 hits
Band Profile: I'd Diet
I'd Diet is the two-man DIY song making project of Sean Gavan and Fred Walton. Having formed in 2009 and originally from Liverpool, they are now based in Leeds.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/11158/ | 280 hits
CD Review: The Dykeenies - Waiting For Go
The most striking thing about this single is how it takes seemingly disparate parts of guitar-based pop music from the last 25 years and turns them into a rolling, modern blast of a song.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/9390/ | 363 hits
CD Review: Nonpareil - Changing Tides
Blimey, these guys are serious. Very serious. There's moody inlay pictures of the band looking all sullen, there's black everywhere and some very arty song titles.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3462/ | 487 hits
CD Review: Kanuba - Untitled
Hailing from York, four piece Kanuba crank out a kind of Red Hot Chilis-ish, Foo Fightersy racket, with some heavy riffage, some screaming and some funky moves.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3803/ | 422 hits
Band Profile: Deadwall
Deadwall formed in February 2011. A string of successful early shows led to a sell-out performance at Leeds' 360 Club, soon followed by local radio play.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/14474/ | 544 hits
CD Review: Voxtrot - Mothers Sisters Daughters and Wives
Hailing from Austin, Texas, Voxtrot's "Mothers, Sisters, Daughters and Wives" EP is instantly addictive.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7354/ | 219 hits
CD Review: Seven Hours - Untitled
Imagine going to a gig and getting given a CD to review. Well that's what happened with this CD by Seven Hours.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/54/ | 270 hits
CD Review: Move To Cuba - Influence
I've been listenig to some cool CDs recently. The new Martin Grech album is rather insane and the lastest effort by This Et Al is a bit of an epic while Dalek has been opening my mind to a whole new side of hip-hop.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4126/ | 306 hits
CD Review: Eaten By Tigers - Entropy
One of the best things about being an instrumental post-rock band has to be choosing what to call your songs.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/8043/ | 1,152 hits
CD Review: Brassik Lynt - Overdrawn
In the field of heavy metal/ hard rock, some bands try their very best to push forward the template to an otherwise limited genre.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2529/ | 460 hits
CD Review: Insect Guide - Dark Days And Nights
Insect Guide are Su Sutton and Stan Howells, vocals and guitars/epicness, with additional Chris Cyanide Pills on drums when they play live.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/13686/ | 471 hits
CD Review: Seed - Smoke and Mirrors
According to their press release, the three members of Seed are only 16. Blimey. At such a young age, it's fair to say that they have plenty of potential.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2245/ | 415 hits
CD Review: The Voyeurs - If I'm Right / World
The Voyeurs certainly know how to do good pop music, yet make it listenable for the most 'alternative' of music fan.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4011/ | 1,575 hits
CD Review: Seven Nautical Miles - Every Ocean Reversed
Like six post-metal Viking Kings wandering in search of their riff Valhalla, Seven Nautical Miles' debut album is a densely layered, dark and brooding affair in the tradition of all great epic post-metal bands - namely, that crushingly heavy, glacial guitars are interspersed with delicate light arpeggios that glimmer like the aurora borealis (ok, enough Viking/Scandinavian clichés).
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/10148/ | 257 hits
Band Profile: Film School
FILM SCHOOL began life as a group of like-minded San Francisco musicians writing and producing music by themselves for themselves.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/10115/ | 155 hits
CD Review: They Drove Me To It - Support in the Downtime
My first impression of They Drove Me To It is one of striking familiarity, which isn't a good start. The opening salvo of 'Enemy' and 'Kill Your Martyrs' could have come from any one of today's indie-lite wannabes, albeit with female vocals and a tad more distortion.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7341/ | 252 hits
Band Profile: Never So Few
Alternative dark psychedelic progessive space rock.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4095/ | 405 hits
CD Review: Fossil Collective - Honey Slides
These guys like to get so high that they forgot to actually burn the songs onto the gorgeously presented blank CD they sent me.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/13422/ | 774 hits
Band Profile: Vincent Massive
Catchy warm pop colliding (violently) with clangy telecaster riffage, and electro doodle hooks on the keys.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/14135/ | 291 hits
Live Review: Caliban + Stand + Fig 4.0 + D-Rail
At risk of being derided on the Fracture forum for the rest of eternity, I'm going to try and describe what I saw and heard at the Bassment one night last week.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/782/ | 363 hits
Live Review: Million Dead + X is Loaded + Yourcodenameis: Milo
If the names of the bands are anything to go by, this could be an interesting night of James Bond subterfuge, Pussy Galore and go-go gadgets.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2572/ | 751 hits
CD Review: Brody - Torn From A Warm Place
Since their last outing Brody have got angrier, noisier and thankfully less straight. They still can't help themselves from a few soaring "rock on the side of a cliff" moments (Miles Away) but for the main part they have taken a step towards a more contemporary Britrock sound.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/359/ | 302 hits
CD Review: Outsider (Midlands) - Through Exiles Eyes
My mum used to tell me that if you've got nothing constructive to say, then don't say anything at all.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2434/ | 257 hits
CD Review: Nevertheless - Session 49
Nevertheless are a student band influenced by Keane, Coldplay, Idlewild and Snow Patrol. Bios like this usually mean that they are basically a tribute act to these bands.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2930/ | 266 hits
Band Profile: Friday's Ghost
They number 5. They live and hide upon old Merseyside. They are Friday's Ghost. Music they make and sounds they employ.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/5441/ | 163 hits
CD Review: White Belt Yellow Tag - Remains
You're the guitarist of a band widely labelled as 'cool' and picked out as the 'ones to watch out for.' After releasing four records though, your 'distinct' music fails to make much of an impression.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/11333/ | 349 hits
Live Review: Mudhoney + The Heads
Mudhoney are living legends in their own right. An influence to musicians of the past and of the present.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/11329/ | 518 hits
Band Profile: Drink Up Buttercup
www.drinkupbuttercup.com "Psychedelic without being cheesy, this band sounds like a sinister carnival." - NPR All Songs Considered "Drink Up Buttercup, a quartet from Philadelphia that lunges joyously into every jangly chord and full-throated chorus...
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/12304/ | 145 hits
Live Review: These Monsters
On the BBC Introducing Stage we had yet another band who are hell-bent on making something new and exciting with a similarly fluent talent.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/9970/ | 315 hits
Band Profile: Juffage
Juffage is Jeff T. Smith, a solo sound artist and multi-instrumentalist from Chicago. He is often seen in bars, art galleries, or basements with a band's worth of instruments.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/12277/ | 431 hits
Live Review: Youthmovie Soundtrack Strategies + Threekseven + 65 Days Of Static + The Black Helicopters
Whiskas - Transmission promoter and tonight's doorman - is stressed. The doors are open, thirty punters are milling around already and The Black Helicopters are still sound checking.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2387/ | 1,579 hits
CD Review: Kasino - Fearless
Here we have ten diamond white 80s pop songs with mighty swirls of darker third millennium awareness.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/405/ | 835 hits
CD Review: Minus - Long Face
As a fan of all things from the icy plains of Iceland, it's good to see Minus landing on my doorstep.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2827/ | 404 hits
CD Review: The Blackout - Never By Your Side
As the dulcet tones ring out and the opening chords kick in, you know this track is set to have you moshing hard with fists pumping to the electric sounds of the Merthyr boys.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/14744/ | 302 hits
Live Review: Nathaniel Green + This Ain't Vegas + Twofold
This New Years treat sponsored by Bombed Out Records filled the well for a day with 11 rockin bands. Non-stop good music at Leeds/Britain's favourite venue (tests have proved) where the beer flows like, er, wine?
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/756/ | 391 hits
Live Review: Snail Racing + Tigers!
Having experienced the laid back styles of an ambient-art-jazz band with a preverbial nice as openers, we're jolted sharply into shape by TIGERS.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/1250/ | 412 hits
Band Profile: Redwood Thinkers
Redwood Thinkers are a Leeds based acoustic/pop five piece; who play "highly memorable, hook laden music" (Music HQ) and were described in Yorkshire's Sandman Magazine as "truly original song writing...
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4179/ | 1,290 hits
CD Review: Kram - So This Is What The Soldiers Did
It's time to hold hands up and pay a knowing nod to Kram as this year's most dramatically improved band.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4221/ | 631 hits
CD Review: Mondo - Before The Fall
Once in a while a CD comes along which is very special indeed. Today is one of those days. Produced by the band themselves and released on their own label this is Mondo's second album, "Before the Fall".
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2653/ | 382 hits
Live Review: Shadow of Memories + Eborsisk + Foruta
Tonight is a 4 band line-up featuring Botulus Canis, Foruta, Eborsisk and Shadow of Memories. Due to my bus situation I arrive just at the start of the second band, Foruta; so unfortunately I can't review the first band.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/1124/ | 336 hits
Band Profile: Lanterns On The Lake
Lanterns On The Lake are a sextet from Newcastle, UK formed in 2008. The members are connected in different ways; Hazel (vocals, guitar) & Paul Gregory (guitars, electronics) used to be in a band with Ol Ketteringham (drums, piano); Sarah Kemp (violin) and Hazel are old schoolmates; while Adam Sykes (vocals, guitar) and Brendan Sykes (bass) are brothers.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16091/ | 57 hits
Live Review: Billy No Mates + Frankie Stubbs + The Fat Cats
Hot news! The Fat Cats have invented Punk Swing. No, really. And it's dead good. This five-piece (bass, drums, guitar, keyboards, saxophone) are a genre-hopping delight.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3860/ | 1,621 hits
Live Review: Cancer Bats
Cancer Bats are a fun, loud band from Canada. They are a brilliantly wild live band, who have a maximum audience interaction, and as Sabotage, a tribute to Adam Yauch, the Beastie Boy who recently passed, kicks in Liam Cormier dives into the crowd to rock out hard.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16606/ | 246 hits
Live Review: Ridgevex
It should be said upfront that emo, or post-hardcore, or any style of rock that may come close to verging on those descriptions is not usually my forte.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2360/ | 934 hits
CD Review: The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - Young Adult Friction
When new bands go around being compared to MBV or the Mary Chain, you pop the disc in the player in the expectation of a nice, chugging wall of noise with a bit of dark brooding lyricism thrown over the top to add colour (well, black isn't actually a colour, but you get the picture).
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/10741/ | 306 hits
Band Profile: To The Bones
TO THE BONES "Marvellous urgency and intelligence - all layered fuzzy guitars, a pounding rhythm section, impassioned vocals and the unlikeliest hooks...
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/11081/ | 137 hits
Live Review: Commonside + Recess
Another weekly dose of four band mahem that is now recognised as one of the up and coming unsigned band nights - I am of course refering to It's Gone Ballistic at The Rocket Venue.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/855/ | 376 hits
CD Review: sammyUSA - Untitled
OK, here's a strange one - a CD that comes with a disclaimer! Apparently it's "by no means EP quality and the songs aren't the finished article", but having enjoyed the USA live onslaught, I was keen for a listen all the same.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/17/ | 268 hits
Live Review: The Tennessee Traincrash
We've been in the Rocket for an hour and a half so far, patiently waiting while amateur night clears its throat.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/1261/ | 398 hits
CD Review: The Subways - Oh Yeah
'Oh Yeah' represents everything that is thrilling about The Subways; their beauty, youth and passion all rolled into just under three minutes of loud, racy punk rock.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3700/ | 1,836 hits
CD Review: NGOD - XL
After hearing a number of people discussing this Bradford-based quartet, I decided to give them a listen and download their latest EP.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16703/ | 153 hits
CD Review: Silver Sun - Disappear Here
Admit it, you thought they'd split up didn't you? For those who don't remember 'em first time around, Silver Sun were one of those bands who emerged around the tail end of Britpop specialising in bright and sparkly guitar-pop anthems.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3935/ | 423 hits
CD Review: Hyro da Hero - Birth. School. Work. Death
'Birth. School. Work. Death' is a straight to the point album title, from the Houston born rapper, Hyro Da Hero.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/14802/ | 298 hits
Live Review: Skinlab + Labrat
Apparently I have quite the skill at finding myself at heavy rock shows. And the more I do, the more I begin to see the merits and creative aspects of the genre.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/1050/ | 193 hits
CD Review: Big Joan - Insects And Engines
When Refused gave us the musical masterpiece known as "The Shape Of Punk To Come" they showed us how wonderful and amazing the scene could be.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2667/ | 460 hits
Live Review: Ormondroyd
As I'm standing about by the bar Ormondroyd wander around on stage checking instruments and wires, trying not to look too conspicuous as people like me stare at them.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/8393/ | 294 hits
CD Review: The Somatics - Dynamo Mercurial
Insert the second album from Leeds' band The Somatics. Turn volume to a loud but enjoyable seven point five.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7094/ | 522 hits
CD Review: These Monsters - Heroic Dose
These Monsters are, in my opinion, the fathers of the Leeds music scene at the moment, or at least they are the leaders of the noisy scene within Leeds.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/17634/ | 83 hits
CD Review: Kubrick - Untitled
Anyone who remembers 90s indie rockers Midget will know of Richard Gombault, and obviously this, his new project.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2570/ | 371 hits
CD Review: The Vines - Winning Days
The first line sung by Craig Nicholls pretty much sums up the entire listening experience for 'Winning Days'.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2528/ | 313 hits
Live Review: The Cooper Temple Clause + Halo + Sahara Hotnights
Sahara Hotnights: four girls who according to the poster at the entrance play "pop-punk ditties"... that's got to sound like The Donnas then?
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/789/ | 284 hits
Live Review: Edison Medicine + Brody + Mizkarrage of Justice
Apologies to Mizkarrage of Justice, as I was late (I always seem to be late these days). I got there in time to hear something I recognised but couldn't place and as I was scrabbling round for a pen realised it was cover of something.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/800/ | 262 hits
CD Review: Seas Of Furious Lizards - Untitled
"Progressive instrumental Soundtrack" are three words to strike terror in this music reviewer's heart.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/14881/ | 731 hits
CD Review: Sawthroat - Slave EP
This is a very smart live recording. It's raw, punchy and pretty effective. Sawthroat don't do complicated stuff.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/380/ | 512 hits
CD Review: Buzzkill - Driven By Loss
Buzzkill seem to have been doing the rounds in and around Leeds for some time now; whenever their name crops up I instinctively associate them with other similar(ish) sounding bands of Leeds past such as Chopper and Joe90.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/6267/ | 340 hits
CD Review: Thursday - No Devolucion
Thursday, the New Jersey rock band are back with their 6th studio album, which still screams out rock, but with a twist of indie infused melodies.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/14514/ | 488 hits
CD Review: Sidearm - Graffitied Litter
Sidearm are an ambitious and adventurous bunch. This idea-rammed CD of three songs shouts out "gi's a gig!" in a loud and convincing voice.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/655/ | 260 hits
CD Review: Dive Dive - Good Show
There was a time, albeit brief, when I lived the Oxford music scene, kicked around venues such as Zodiac and claimed bands such as Dustball to be my fave.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3189/ | 703 hits
CD Review: The Scaramanga Six - Songs of Prey
The Morricones and their troupe have been turning out arrestingly theatrical rock for years now, but the arrival of this new record gives us a fresh excuse to immerse ourselves in their oeuvre.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/10612/ | 310 hits
Live Review: Fungus + Djingo
Sunday night in March at Joseph's Well and we're here to witness Fungus' latest tour, as they bring us their latest tongue-in-cheek, have-a-go single "A Fanclub Would Be Nice" and a genuine attempt to rock the venue ...
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/867/ | 270 hits
CD Review: ¡Forward, Russia! - Give Me A Wall
Choose life. Choose chaos. Choose beauty. Choose frantic guitars crashing into mountains of shouts. Choose mind-splitting blasts of intergalactic synth.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/6759/ | 1,255 hits
Live Review: Sons and Daughters + Mother
If God was Scottish and in a band (and some troubled FF fans think he already is), by divine right he would be signed to Chemical Underground.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4000/ | 399 hits
CD Review: King Booty - s/t
More funky house music? Oh yes. King Booty sound like some sort of cross between those endless 'chilled dance music' CDs you see clogging up valuable space in Virgin Megastores and the sound of French dance music from about 1998 - 1999.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2845/ | 648 hits
CD Review: katywithout - Tablet EP
Ahhhh, fuck. What the hell is that? After a few seconds of silence I was tempted to increase the volume on my speakers, little did I know that this was not a wise idea; the next thirty seconds were to be taken up with some chaotic, distorted and loud effects.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/172/ | 205 hits
Band Profile: Milloy
punk rock
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2061/ | 2,458 hits
Live Review: King Tonka + Rockadile
Rockadile play a set of familiar tunes with an uncommon competence and jovial showmanship. Yes, to repeat, it's well played and audience-friendly and gently bounces off of the evening and the environs with big hearted smiles all round.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2901/ | 602 hits
CD Review: Mogwai - Happy Songs For Happy People
'I Know You Are But What Am I?' asks one of the tracks on Mogwai's new album. Well, I am an intrigued music buff and you are one of the finest records of the year.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/628/ | 556 hits
Live Review: Wilful Missing + The Fineprint + Dave Willis
It started out looking like an almost over-modest evening's entertainment. With no announcement either from pub staff or from himself, Dave Willis did a 25 minute set of strummed acoustic guitar (loud) and effective voice - before leaving the performance area in the same anonymous fashion he'd arrived, though to energetic applause from his listeners.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/6918/ | 519 hits
CD Review: The Gaslight Anthem - Handwritten
'Handwritten' is the fourth installment from the New Jersey rockers providing a more polished and varied sound.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16826/ | 242 hits
Live Review: Oceansize + four day Hombre + Vib Gyor + Samsa
Experiencing the sunshine mixed with alcohol and excessive loud noise is never good for the body after your stomach's feeling turgid from the day before.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3937/ | 1,077 hits
Live Review: Shout Out Louds
The Swedish four piece trip daintily on stage, accompanied by a hurdy gurdy soundtrack that conjures up images of accordion playing moustachioed fellows and Heidi running through lush meadows.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4217/ | 637 hits
CD Review: Aeon Scream - Untitled
The first song on the Aeon Scream demo is 'She's So Easy' and it gets straight down to business, no faffing around with lengthy boring intros and is frankly a breath of fresh air.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7232/ | 394 hits
Live Review: Bouncing Souls + Cheap Girls + Luther
It's blumming cold so I'm hoping the Cockpit will be warm. It's not that warm. There's plenty of people here early though so it should warm up.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/17444/ | 172 hits
CD Review: Viva Stereo - The Surface has been scratched EP
Sounding like the bastard love child of Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie and Death In Vegas' Richard Fearless, Viva Stereo are cooking up quite a sound.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2569/ | 303 hits
CD Review: Davy Knowles & Back Door Slam - Coming Up For Air
I like Wikipedia. I don't much like Davy Knowles. Or Back Door Slam either, for that matter, but I shall return to those topics in a moment.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/11075/ | 470 hits
CD Review: Kings of Convenience - Riot On An Empty Street
Flashback a few years, and to Bergen, Norway. One of many Scandinavian towns and cities being proclaimed as new centres of cool, two guys released an album called 'Quiet Is The New Loud'.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2819/ | 1,274 hits
Live Review: Twist + Helen + The Phases
Monday night and we visit the Duchess for a female-dominated night in front of a dissapointingly small crowd.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/873/ | 216 hits
Live Review: Unfolds + The Scaramanga Six + The International Karate Plus
It seems every student in Leeds has fucked off back to their Southern mansions (your loyal correspondent excluded).
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3692/ | 606 hits
Live Review: The Thermals + Downdime + Pavilion
A cold, dark and blustery Monday night in Leeds must have seemed like a million miles from Portland, Oregon but The Thermals did everything in their power to warm it up and a half full Joseph's Well was certainly appreciative.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7704/ | 471 hits
Live Review: Múm + Animal Collective
The last time I came to the City Varieties was about three years ago to see Sigur Rós. It's good to see the place hasn't changed that much since then, as I'm sitting here waiting for fellow country men (and woman) Múm (pronounced "moom" for anyone unfamiliar with Icelandic).
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2626/ | 1,165 hits
Live Review: iLiKETRAiNS + O Fracas + Xi + Buen Chico + Unexploded Shells
Once again, it's that time of the month (no, not that one) but the one in which the whole of Leeds descends on the small but perfectly formed Hi-Fi club for the biggest (and longest) party in town.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4198/ | 1,386 hits
Live Review: Stateless + Samsa + i concur + Worriedaboutsatan
It is about 8.15 when the Worriedaboutsatan boys set up in front of the Brudenell stage. There is a small crowd of people gathered to watch Gav and Tom as they begin to create strange noises scattered with heavy cut up beats and slow swarming chords.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/8207/ | 396 hits
Live Review: The Xenith Sound + Ten Seconds Of Chaos + The Black Helicopters
With Leeds festival just around the corner it's that time again for the Futuresound competition. Tonight was the turn of The Black Helicopters, Ten Seconds Of Chaos and The Xenith Sound to win over the crowd and more importantly the judges with their interpretations of what passes for good music these days.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2821/ | 1,317 hits
Live Review: The Blackout + We Are The Ocean + Canterbury + Page 44
"We're The Blackout from Merthyr Tydfil South Wales" is a guaranteed sentence one would hear at one of the bands gigs.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/15648/ | 469 hits
Live Review: All My Friends Are Dead + I am Jack + Johnny Poindexter
I walk in to the Mixing Tin. It's just past nine o'clock and there's some movement on stage. Disconcertingly, Mr.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/6016/ | 650 hits
CD Review: The Holiday Plan - The Wasting Time EP
The amount of shouty, disjointed emo grows bigger by the day, and it ain't about to die down any time soon.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2467/ | 512 hits
CD Review: Post War Glamour Girls - Tragic Loss; He Had Such A Lovely House
Courtesy of Sturdy Records and I Like Press, I was lucky enough to be sent this EP pre-release. It is the first listen I have given to Post War Glamour Girls, despite hearing their name many a time around the local music scene, so was very much looking forward to it.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16710/ | 321 hits
Band Profile: Mint Julep
Formed in Boston, Massachusetts, in 2007, Mint Julep is the husband-and-wife team of Hollie and Keith Kenniff.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/15300/ | 275 hits
Live Review: The Sunshine Underground + The New Black + Walker
Walker's instruments are powerful: drums are hit, guitars are thwacked, bass is appropriately loud; 'tis a shame that the vocals can't cope/don't try.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3323/ | 828 hits
CD Review: Palo Alto - Still EP
Now here's something you don't get very often - a band who like indie music but don't sound like The Stone Roses or Oasis.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/97/ | 245 hits
Live Review: The Paddingtons + Five O'Clock Heroes + The Old House
Matt Knee is the smiliest drummer I have ever had the pleasure to watch! It made my night to see someone up there who was clearly enjoying every moment and who was not too ashamed to show his excitement.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3552/ | 1,427 hits
CD Review: Guided * - Little Light
So how does this work? Out of nowhere, a lo-fi, home recorded CD goes on the stereo after a hard day.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/415/ | 265 hits
Live Review: Funkal Infection + Neil Hanson + Synapse + Fobia
A night of much in the way of atmosphere and possibly even musical talent and ability was delivered this weekend at the Highwood.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/812/ | 326 hits
Band Profile: Diamond Head
Diamond Head are a British heavy metal band formed in 1976 in Stourbridge, England. They were one of the leading members of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) and are acknowledged by later bands like Metallica and Megadeth as an important early influence.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/15059/ | 80 hits
Live Review: Black Nielson + The Somatics + Little Japanese Toy
The Vine is hardly buzzing tonight, which is a shame I think - all three bands here tonight have some definite potential, and some support early on in their careers wouldn't hurt.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/1334/ | 540 hits
CD Review: Market Fiction - We Borrow Industry
It's a CDR. It's a high street bought CDR in a plastic wallet with a computer printed piece of artwork on cheap paper.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/10406/ | 477 hits
CD Review: A Northern Chorus - Spirit Flags
I know this band. Well, sort of. I remember about a year ago, that someone was posting on the Sigur Rós message board talking about (because he was in) a band called 'A Northern Chorus'.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2410/ | 555 hits
Live Review: The Raveonettes + The Veils + Headway
Ahhh The Raveonettes. The first time I saw them was in May last year, mostly to promote 'Beat City', the final single from their debut mini-LP 'Whip It On'.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2346/ | 993 hits
Live Review: Capital State + Rigsby
Saturday night saw a packed house at the Cockpit, where over 300 people were out in force to witness a three-band bill topped by Capital State.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/921/ | 404 hits
Live Review: The Lodger + Downdime + The Chiara L's + The Manhattan Love Suicides
People teemed like ants from the early evening into the comfort of the Brudenell Social Club - one of Leeds' best loved venues.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/6941/ | 1,007 hits
CD Review: Katatonia - Night Is The New Day
Although the phrase 'symphonic, atmospheric doom-metal' may conjure up visions of ten minute long, utterly thankless, glum-faced instrumentals, the eighth full-length offering from Swedish doom-metallers Katatonia administer eleven shots of compact, melodic doom-metal that bucks the genre's trend for self-indulgence.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/11642/ | 411 hits
CD Review: Jesus and his Judgemental Father - Kings and Queens
One of the many pleasures I have in life is when my expectations are fulfilled in an entirely predictable way, like when I buy a record based entirely on how much I like the cover and it turns out to be amazing.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16197/ | 903 hits
CD Review: Maybeshewill - I Was Here For A Moment, Then I Was Gone
Leicester's Maybeshewill have never previously done things by halves, they have always put the maximum effort into everything they have ever written, and their third album, 'I Was Here For A Moment, Then I Was Gone,' is no exception.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/14533/ | 1,129 hits
Band Profile: British Intelligence
British Intelligence make heavy rock, metal, punk, industrial, hip hop and breaks influenced music with rap vocals and scratch djing.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/11083/ | 108 hits
CD Review: Last Night's TV - Know and Love
A well presented 3-track CD with evocative picture sleeve (good photo by Susan Porteous) from Spencer Bayles (vocals and guitars and songs), Owen Marriott (percussion and recording) and Sarah Jones (violin).
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/157/ | 286 hits
Live Review: Sawthroat + Swamp Donkey + Mizkarrage of Justice
MIZKARRAGE OF JUSTICE - for a first gig these guys did well! They opened their set with 'So What' by Metallica and surprisingly did well.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/681/ | 303 hits
Live Review: Sound Of Sirens + Broohaha + Woodrose + Origami Bullets
It's Friday 12th March, the time is 8:30, and The Library is the place to witness the good, bad and ugly of fresh local talent.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/12654/ | 643 hits
Interview: Jarcrew
Whiskas caught up with Jarcrew on their tour with Million Dead ...
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/1634/ | 429 hits
CD Review: The Hickey Underworld - The Hickey Underworld
Belgium's The Hickey Underworld are one of those bands who are desperate to be seen as 'weirder' than they actually are (just take a look at their website, but not if you've neglected to update your computer for a while, all that moving imagery may be more than it can handle.) This is particularly odd as, although The Hickey Underworld aren't your average post-hardcore band, they're hardly pushing brave new ground.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/11258/ | 651 hits
Interview: The Hair
Tonight, with James from Duels deputising for Rich (drummer, broken elbow), Leeds four-piece The Hair performed at the Brudenell Social Club supporting Good Shoes. Charlotte Oxnard managed to catch up with them for a few words afterwards...
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7737/ | 779 hits
Live Review: The Duke Spirit + Archie Bronson Outfit
Archie Bronson Outfit are a funny looking bunch. Stepping on stage somewhat shyly, they immediately establish the position of slightly odd-looking country folk; an array of bad, ill-fitting shirts and fuzzy beards that just don't seem to sit quite right on their pasty faces.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3915/ | 680 hits
CD Review: Charlotte Hatherley - I Want You To Know
Ash albums were always a right old mess - tracks were either totally poptastic gems or just plain shit.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7999/ | 470 hits
Interview: Umlaut
The best kind of pop music is pop music that knows it's pop music, and isn't afraid to tell everyone just how pop it is. Gavin Miller explains...
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4284/ | 1,218 hits
Live Review: 65 Days Of Static + That Fucking Tank + ¡Forward, Russia! + Eiger + Pixel! Pixel! Pixel! + Falconetti + Bracing Ed + Blind Jackson
Aaah the all dayer. The closest thing you get to a mini festival, and with a rather interesting 8 band bill scheduled for the Tasty Fanzine event, the Brudenell Social Club seems to be slowly buzzing with prospect for the bands to come.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3540/ | 2,146 hits
CD Review: Poison the Well - The Tropic Rot
Poison The Well's progression into more of an experimental-sounding band was the best possible thing the band could have done.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/10941/ | 335 hits
Live Review: The Automatic + White Belt Yellow Tag + Talk To Angels
It's a chilly Saturday evening and I'm at the lovely Brudenell Social Club to see The Automatic, touring in support of their new (and self-released) album.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/12628/ | 596 hits
Live Review: Pretty Girls Make Graves + The Blood Brothers + Buzzkill
First up at The Well tonight were local sleaze punk rockers Buzzkill. A favourite in the local scene, Buzzkill have developed a popular status and rightly so.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/1272/ | 508 hits
Live Review: Tom Gourley + Benjamin Wetherill + Louise Dal + Fran Rodgers
A very full and very buzzing Royal Park Cellars had one hell of a night on Wednesday. Agent provocateur Thomas R.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2703/ | 1,043 hits
Live Review: Burst Rondo + Brigade + Vatican Jet + Nothing Special
Joseph's Well in Leeds have played host to some rather well-known bands if their posters are anything to go by - and over the last few months it seems like they've booked mostly Biffy Clyro support bands (thisGirl, The Boxer Rebellion, X is Loaded and some little London outfit named Brigade...).
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3282/ | 824 hits
CD Review: The Blackout - Hope
'Hope' is the third studio album from Welsh rockers The Blackout. It is set to catapult the band into stardom and show just why they are the best in town.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/14495/ | 1,388 hits
Live Review: Marvins Revolt + Arms At Last + Wintermute
The latest You Are Invited all-dayer in Huddersfield may be the last unless some benevolent soul steps forward and offers to support the event.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/9447/ | 586 hits
Live Review: The Playmates + Yes Boss + The Terminals
A launch gig for a single that isn't actually finished or due out for maybe another month if that... surely such inefficiency can't be associated with The Playmates?
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/6507/ | 2,954 hits
Live Review: Damien Rice
Damien Rice is already on stage as I enter the hall and I later discover I have missed support act Carrie Tree.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/1305/ | 663 hits
CD Review: Foxy Shazam - Foxy Shazam
If you're not already familiar with Foxy Shazam, then the opening moments of 'Intro / Bombs Away' will have you hovering over the 'stop' button, as the band decide that the best way to open an album is by imitating dogs barking, and then incorporate that into the song as backing vocals.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/13794/ | 386 hits
Live Review: Shout Out Louds + Plants and Animals + Just Handshakes (We're British)
I got so wrecked at this gig I tried to steal the Shout Out Louds' maracas. I seem to be living in a sort of Groundhog Day at the moment where every weekend I go to the Brudenell and drink away my whole week's money while watching a legendary indie band and wishing Mrs Whatever was there instead of at a hen night or somewhere.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/13505/ | 691 hits
CD Review: The Wedding Present - Valentina
My earliest connection with Leeds goes back to discovering The Wedding Present some twenty odd years ago.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16296/ | 565 hits
Live Review: Underoath + The Hurt Process + Silverstein + Roses Are Red
It should be said tonight's performance resembles more of a metal gig than a watered down emo effort.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3525/ | 2,245 hits
Live Review: The Subways + The Holy Terror + The Detonators
I hate buses. The result of standing, freezing my backside off for 25 minutes, at a deserted bus stop in the middle of Kirkstall, was me, missing first support band of the night, The Detonators.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3301/ | 645 hits
CD Review: Goodluck Jonathan - This Is Our Way Out
The forth word on the press release for Goodluck Jonathan is 'Brighton'. For me, this has risen my expectations dramatically.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/13458/ | 751 hits
CD Review: The Pigeon Detectives - Animal
I've been at a loose end. Bereavements, seasonal affective disorder, raynauds and being no longer of mrs have ensured that this winter has been one long miserable chore.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/17348/ | 318 hits
Live Review: The Cast of Cheers + Theme Park
Last Wednesday, 29th February, Theme Park and The Cast of Cheers joined forces to put together a joint headline tour, starting at the Cockpit.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16255/ | 330 hits
Band Profile: Turbonegro
Turbonegro (known as Turboneger in Norway) is a Norwegian punk rock band from Oslo, formed in 1989. The band describes themselves as "death punk." The band started with Thomas Seltzer (the bassist, Happy-Tom as he is also called) setting up a band with some friends, called Akutt Innleggelse.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/5181/ | 181 hits
Live Review: The Machines Will Take Over + Storytellers + Samskara + Kate Is Cool
First impressions of Featherstone's The Railway? Normal pub... ominous looking equipment lying around...
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2565/ | 817 hits
Live Review: The Nervous Shakedown + Phluid + Nothing (1)
"You're walking around with that shit in your hair; you're walking around like you just don't care..." TNS The Woodhouse North-West Ward Liberal Club is as big as its name.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3165/ | 529 hits
Live Review: The Music + The Officers
It about time the best band in Leeds came back to claim the unofficial crown from the local indie kids.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/9450/ | 1,282 hits
Band Profile: The Warlocks
The Warlocks are an American rock band based out of Los Angeles. Their music has been defined as neo-psychedelia, but much of it spans multiple genres.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4579/ | 476 hits
Interview: Dinosaur Pile-up
Setting the scene, I was escorted to a back room at the Brudenell where not only the band were chilling out, but also their manager and quite a few PR girls from Miller Genuine Draft and obviously a fridge stacked full of the beer. Normally I am just used to the band and sometimes not even the full ensemble so, feeling a little put on the spot, I put out my questions and here's what happened...
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/15040/ | 797 hits
Interview: The Glitterati
Victoria Holdsworth talks to The Glitterati as they make a welcome return to their hometown.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7015/ | 1,208 hits
Live Review: 30 Day Hex + Invention of Hands + Glissando + Cipher
Mmmmm it's a bit nippy out! So I took the car, unfortunately the heater took so long to get going I was still cold (going blue actually) when I arrived.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/733/ | 377 hits
Band Profile: Saviours
SAVIOURS are an explosive, unbridled force. Possessing an extraordinary songwriting sense, lion-hearted innovation, world class technical ability and a bottomless pool of raw talent and creativity, SAVIOURS are one of creative heavy music's most exciting new bands.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/11349/ | 160 hits
Live Review: British Racing Green + In Between Echoes + Rob & Amy + Daniel Clark
The Crow Knows Music is a developing local independent music company whose progress I've been charting of late.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/14616/ | 792 hits
Band Profile: Curry & Coco
Remember the time in the late 1970's when punks traded in their guitars for synths, and re-configured disco as a bastard brother of garage rock?
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/12821/ | 119 hits
Live Review: Pteroglyph + Bludger + Apnoea + Pillars Of Heresy
Pteroglyph + Bludger + Apnoea + Pillars Of Heresy @ 360 Club, Leeds 13th April 2013 The 360 club played host to its first all metal line up on Saturday night, featuring an eclectic mix of top local talent.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/17523/ | 434 hits
Live Review: Nero + White Lies + Maverick Sabre + Hard-Fi + Katzenjammer + Tom Savage & The Hash Mafia + King Charles + The Pigeon Detectives + Jake Bugg + The Jim Jones Revue + Martha Reeves + Skinny Lister + Kids In Glass Houses
Bingley Music Live descends into Bingley town the first weekend in September and has been doing so since 2007, but before that Myrtle Park has played host to a musical events for the past 21 years.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16987/ | 422 hits
Live Review: Gallops + Redtrack + Lafaro + Exit International + Reaper in Sicily + The Brilliant Things + Wilder + Nerves + Peers + Runaround Kids + Kvelertak + Blacklisters
The quality marking out the artists who did well at Leeds Festival (and maybe in real life too) was that they engaged an audience with themselves and with their music.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/13424/ | 1,000 hits
CD Review: Various Artists - Revenge of The Psychotronic Man Vs. The Fractions
'Revenge of The Psychotronic Man Vs. The Fractions' is the second release from Manchester-based TNS Records, and serves as a great introduction to two underground punk bands.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/10365/ | 344 hits
Live Review: The Scaramanga Six + The Terminals + The Downfall + Vessels
Well blimey! I walk into Joseph's Well at about 3:20pm after standing in the pissing rain for 20 minutes outside the place (yes, you said you were opening at three!) but at least it gave me chance to sober up slightly seeing as I had been in Carpe Diem for the three previous hours and was somewhat jolly already.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7162/ | 1,037 hits
Live Review: Bouncing Souls + Wet Nuns + Danica Hunter + Coheed and Cambria + Cancer Bats
Cancer Bats are second on the main stage providing a euphoric start to the day with furious renditions of 'Bricks And Mortar', 'Lucifer's Rocking Chair' and 'R.A.T.S.' Signature screeching guitars, burly drumming and Liam Cormier's special brand of frontmanship incite head banging and circle pits galore, demonstrating why they are regarded as one of the best live bands around, and their wonderfully heavy cover of Beastie Boy's 'Sabotage' is met with rapturous applause.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/16942/ | 328 hits
CD Review: Franz Ferdinand - You Could Have It So Much Better
That's right folks, the notoriously troublesome second album is due, you've used all your best tunes on the first one and back home everybody else has re-hashed them behind your back while you've been busy conquering North America.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4356/ | 498 hits
Interview: i concur
Kate Zezulka talks music, venues and days off work with Leeds' i concur in the run up to the single release...
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/9283/ | 901 hits
Live Review: Dungeon Dungeon
Carpe on a Saturday night: I'm a fan of the stone floor and the wood surround, so, of course, once I'm ensconced at the bar with a glass of orange juice and a curly straw I'm happy enough.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/2996/ | 544 hits
Band Profile: Koala
There are at least five artists who use the name Koala 1. An American experimental/post-rock band 2.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/5667/ | 188 hits
Live Review: The Damned + Viv Albertine
"I'm having peanuts for dinner," said Captain Sensible as we talked to him by the merchandise stand. "Motorhead was a great tour because they travel with two caterers and feed all the support bands." He then apologised for spraying us with peanuts as he chatted.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/15723/ | 504 hits
CD Review: Cazals - What Of Our Future
Scuzzy indie chancers and childhood playmates of Pete Doherty, Cazals caused a few excited murmurs in the East London grotty party scene a few years back, and after being spoken about in the same sentences as The Rakes and The Paddingtons, signed, quite (un)surprisingly to the 'super-cool' and 'uber-trendy' French label Kitsune.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/9719/ | 513 hits
Live Review: Aiden + Kill Hannah + Brigade + Serpico
From the start, the excitement in the crowd is palpable. Most people normally only turn up after the support bands are finished but tonight, with the anticipation of Kill Hannah almost as high as the anticipation for Aiden, people are already flooding the Cockpit.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/9441/ | 1,161 hits
Band Profile: Last Orders
There are 3 Bands called Last Orders, 1, From West Auckland, New Zealand formed in 1985. 2. From northern Island formed ????
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7068/ | 359 hits
CD Review: Fake Problems - It's Great To Be Alive
'It's Great To Be Alive,' the third album from Florida's Fake Problems, is so sublimely happy, that it'll leave you agreeing with the album title wholeheartedly.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/10569/ | 431 hits
Live Review: Cosmonaut + katywithout + Cypher
I'd never been to basement before as I kind of think of it as out of the way, and not somewhere I really want to walk at night, but I saw the note asking for a reviewer, realized it was going to be an electronica based night and then got told I could get into the club afterwards for free, once I had paid for the gig - SOLD!
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/729/ | 300 hits
Live Review: The Holloways + Last Gang + Micky P Kerr + The Pigeon Detectives + Jack Afro + Piskie Sits + Dirty Electric
In the cavernous grime of the Well, it is forever night time. Forever a luminous green-tinged, stale tobacco-clad dark age.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/6579/ | 3,415 hits
Band Profile: Hey Negrita
HEY NEGRITA: Biog New album: Inspired by the success of their series of acoustic performances for various BBC shows (including Bob Harris on Radio 2), Hey Negrita took time out from their tour schedule in support of their 2008 album 'You Can Kick' and shifted into Miloko Studios in south London for a spur-of-the-moment session.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/5838/ | 171 hits
Interview: The Futureheads
The Futureheads are back, armed with their latest album; The Chaos. I spoke to animated front man, Barry Hyde, following their recent gig at The Cockpit. Read on for the beans on the new record, side projects, and deliberately pissing off record company execs over haggis dinners.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/12894/ | 662 hits
Live Review: Waking the Witch + Gallo
No it's not the Onion Cellar, though you'd be excused for referencing that particular venue. However, the grass is, indeed, green(ish), unlike The New Roscoe's shiny brass which is busy reflecting the populating of here, and the faces of solitary guys, with an honest lustre, (that match-making call was a good one).
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/3096/ | 1,283 hits
Band Profile: Sukilove
IN SHORT : Sukilove is a 5-piece band from Antwerp, Belgium lead by Pascal Deweze (Chitlin' Fooks, Metal Molly,...) who play warped blues-pop-folk-psychedelica.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/9549/ | 159 hits
Live Review: Jamie Lidell + The Sunshine Underground + José González + This Et Al + James Lavelle + The Young Knives + New Young Pony Club + Stephen Fretwell + King Creosote + The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
Jamie Lidell is an absolute nutter. Appearing as a diamond geezer dressed in silken bathrobe with gold rope strung loosely, provocatively, around his torso, he headbangs and face-pulls like a schizo on strychnine whilst a masked figure with white wires and whiskers coming out its face lurks about setting up cameras and sending disturbingly delayed footage to the screen at the back before propping up a mannequin's dismembered hand (which is, nicely, impaled on a metal pole, just in case you weren't freaked enough) in front of Lidell's mad-scientist decks; then leaves it to turn, slowly, in a revolving, demented circle.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7109/ | 1,115 hits
Live Review: Orka + Mr Shiraz + Juno 2 + Catylyst
I have to say I was pleased that this event was taking place, my 82-year-old gran had a full right mastectomy to fight breast cancer only 3 years ago, and I have lost an Aunt to cancer.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/1176/ | 415 hits
Live Review: ¡Forward, Russia! + Komakino + Kubichek!
John McGee gets all giddy and silly and drunk and strange things happen while watching bands. Forgive me if I come on like a drunken raconteur but that's where the story begins, like all good stories should, in the pub, over a formerly nursed pint of cider now in smithereens on a tiled floor.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/6240/ | 570 hits
CD Review: The Ghost Of A Thousand - New Hopes, New Demonstrations
You have to feel sorry for The Ghost Of A Thousand. 'New Hopes, New Demonstrations' is an inwards-looking, absolutely massive-sounding hardcore album.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/10748/ | 1,142 hits
Interview: Violent Soho
Jessica Thornsby spoke to Michael Richards, drummer for Violent Soho.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/13142/ | 779 hits
Band Profile: Gossip
There are two artists with this name 1. An American indie rock band 2. A Japanese visual kei band An American indie rock trio from Portland, OR, originally formed in Arkansas.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/5184/ | 245 hits
Live Review: Far From The Dance + Fourteen Corners + Death Of Narnia + Illusion of Intelligence + Blue Hobo + icallthebluff + The Formori + The Volatile Gentlemen + Comedy of Error + Isaac & Josh + B-Side Movie
What makes particular pieces of art, music and literature widely deemed as 'good'? I would muse that anything's worth is determined by how unique it is.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/7019/ | 1,297 hits
Band Profile: Yo La Tengo
Yo La Tengo is an American indie rock band formed in Hoboken, New Jersey in 1984. Since 1992, the lineup has consisted of Ira Kaplan (guitars, vocals), Georgia Hubley (drums, vocals), and James McNew (bass, vocals).
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/5171/ | 272 hits
Band Profile: Feeder
Feeder are an award-winning Welsh rock band that formed in Newport, Wales in 1992. With the lead single "Buck Rogers" from their 2001 album Echo Park, Feeder entered the mainstream, around a time manufactured pop was frequently dominating the top 10.
www.leedsmusicscene.net/article/4518/ | 463 hits

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