Watch the video for The Oscillation – Fall
3Filmed by Julian Hand for the track Fall; taken from the Fall EP by The Oscillation released in 2011.
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Post Tagged with: "2011"
Food for thought – is musical dining the new form of decadence or an indulgence reserved solely for the divine?
11Review by Rod Kitson Pop-up has been the buzz phrase of 2011. First there were pop-up gigs, springing up everywhere from launderettes to disused warehouses. Then there were pop-up galleries, taking fleeting root in coffee shops and disused shipping containers, [...]
The resurrection of the Roses
6An announcement made this week revealed that a long awaited, much disclaimed rumour has finally seen the light – the return of messyrs Brown and Squire along with Mani and Reni to boot. After years of throwing to-the-grave insults at [...]
A Wall of Sound and Destruction
19A Place To Bury Strangers Interview Photos of A Place To Bury Strangers backstage/gig in Paris, 2011 by Patricia Falchi for Echo Magazine IN July 2011 Echo Magazine’s editor Alex Hancock conducted an interview with A Place To Bury Strangers frontman [...]
Upside Down: The Creation Records Story
2Review by Andy Nisbet “The Creation Records story is about the death of the independent” laments Bobby Gillespie, frontman of Primal Scream and former drummer of The Jesus and Mary Chain. It’s an observation that not only draws a conclusion to [...]
Tight Fit – White Denim Live in Paris
15Photo by Todd Cooper / www.jasontoddcooper.com Review by Matthew Mowatt – Nouveau Casino, Paris – Aug 24th, 2011 There’s that age-old argument between music snobs and critics alike: Are you more of a live music person or a studio produced [...]
The Telescopes – Live Aftertaste
5“The Telescopes sound is one that commandeers the stomach as an additional bass amplifier, and then insinuates its way up the throat and into the cerebral cortex.” The Telescopes – Live Aftertaste [Static Charge] Review by Benjamin Halligan Is [...]
Bridget Hayden – A Siren Blares in an Indifferent Ocean
29Bridget Hayden – A Siren Blares in an Indifferent Ocean [KRAAK] Review by Benjamin Halligan Bridget Hayden brings to her first solo release sonic preferences for echo and expanse that look back to her previous musical work: as a (now [...]
Boris – Heavy Rocks / Attention Please
5Boris – Heavy Rocks / Attention Please Sargent House Review by Jesse Pruneda If you haven’t been keeping up with the Japanese experimental noise-rock trio Boris, no one can blame you. They, like most of the tracks on Heavy Rocks [...]
Black Lips crack Shoreditch but this belies 1234′s exinct atmosphere
10No NME journalists were present as Lydia Lunch launched a tirade of abuse at “tweety pie” Pete Doherty during her set at the 1234 Festival. Commenting on Doherty’s early release from prison, the singer accused him of playing up to [...]
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