“Deep Blue Something” The Charlotte Hatherley Interview
“Again” By Chalotte Hatherley It’s a obviously a big decision for anybody to leave a successful group at the height of their fame, but it is said that music is the purest form of self
Interviews and discussions with the VPME
“Again” By Chalotte Hatherley It’s a obviously a big decision for anybody to leave a successful group at the height of their fame, but it is said that music is the purest form of self
Yes sometimes nice people send us music, sometimes we “randomly” discover it .. So whats on the VPME I-pod this month ? (in no particular order) Operator Please – “Get What You Want” Pure incendiary,
“Dirty Secret” By The Shebeats Girls with attitude and guitars ? 60’s influenced vibes ? On the VPME ? Surely not. There seems to be a bit of a theme here! Well the She-Beats seem
Bursting out of the New York scene in 2004, Asobi Seksu’s self titled debut album received huge critical acclaim, with rave reviews in the New York Times, MTV playlist exposure, and playing to packed houses
“Chemical” By Santa Dog Bristol’s Santa Dog produce an accomplished, glistening sound with razor sharp guitar riffs and have in front person and lyricist, Rowena Dugdale a vocalist who conjures up the ghosts of Harriet
“La-Ti-da” by The Icicles “Songs For Warm Days And Cold Nights” ……Hailing from Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S.A. The Icicles boast the sort of tunes that would surely touch the most dispassionate, unfeeling of souls with
“All The Way” By The Sunny Street What can I tell you about The Sunny Street ? Well, if I’m honest I’d have to say I had no idea who they were when I
“Sting In The Tale ” By The Svengalis Like most young chaps it would be right to assume that London based band the Svengalis like a good time. Their single “A Sting In The Tale”
“The Truth About Cats And Dogs (Is that They Die)” By Pony Up Montréal’s Pony Up first galloped onto the scene with their eponymous Ep in 2005 and have been gathering fans and plaudits at
“Party” By Envelopes Swedish group Envelopes make a thrillingly raucous, off kilter noise. Part Pixies part Hives, part Talking Heads they take inspiration from their influences and put their own “stamp” on their sound. Their
As mainstream “Indie” continues to drown in the self made quagmire that reflects the music industries apparent “Sorcerer’s Apprentice” mindset, (whereby they seek to tirelessly reproduce band after band that conforms to the skinny lads
“She’s Gonna Let You Down Again” By Strange Idols Lets cut to the chase, Strange Idols is a great band . Unlike other reviewers Im not going to wax lyrical about how their sound