Interviews and discussions with the VPME
Sound City Emerging Talent – Ali Horn interview. The solo projects of members of well-established bands often create a palpable sense of expectation borne from the springboard of proven success. It’s rare to find that
As part of our Liverpool Sound City previews, White Lies are given the thumbscrew treatment in order to extract … the truth Interview: White Lies Jack Lawrence-Brown on playing Liverpool Sound City Indie rock, post-punk,
The Revolution Will Not Be Digital. In the digital age, with readily available streaming services, illegal downloads and a generation having grown up having never actually bought a physical music product who in their right
Evol have revealed the final artists for this year’s Festevol Gardens plus details of stage breakdowns as the Invisible Wind Factory complex is transformed into “zones .” Joining the ludicrously stellar line up are Trudy and the
This year the VPME is teaming up with Liverpool Sound City for its 10th Anniversary celebrations. We’ll be bringing exclusive interviews and previews in the run-up to the festival. We kick off proceedings with The
Gemma Doherty & Morgan Macintyre are Saint Sister an Irish duo who have steadily and quietly been building up a head of steam during the last year or so. They mix traditional instruments such as
2016 was a roller coaster for many of us, and for Welsh artist Catherine Anne Davies Aka The Anchoress it was a pivotal year which saw her release her long awaited debut album ‘Confessions
Kate Jackson’s debut solo album ‘British Road Movies,‘ has been a long time coming (‘on the drag’ in fact) although according to Kevin Shield’s clock eight years is but a mere wrinkle in time. There
On April 1st the wonderful Coves release their second album Peel, the follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut Soft Friday. Peel is arguably a more ambitious and certainly a more confident sounding affair than their
Toronto quartet Dilly Dally’s breathtaking debut long player Sore will no doubt feature amongst our favourite albums of 2015. Squalling guitars detonate around singer and guitarist Katie Monks bruised defiant nettle sting rasp on an album
Electronic pop artist Nadine Carina’s new album ‘Never Been To Heaven’ was released a few weeks ago, with very little fanfare. So little in fact that it may have slipped under many people’s radars. Which
It may be an overused journalistic trope to describe a new band as “arriving fully formed”, but that’s exactly the impression given when London quartet the Big Moon appeared on the scene this year. There
