Since launching in May 2023, CONTENT in Liverpool has shown in can pull a wide range of heavy hitters with acclaimed artists such as with Caroline Polachek, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Pretenders with Chrissie Hynde, Maisie
We conclude this year’s “12 Songs of Christmas” by revisiting 2010 with “George and Andrew,” a poignant ballad capturing the essence of Christmas cheer and enduring friendships.
This cracker comes from the brilliant Kathleen Edwards with “It’s Christmastime (Let’s Just Survive),” and always nice to see that the fine old tradition of Christmas song titles with brackets hasn’t been abandoned. I
Join the Von Pip Musical Express on a festive musical journey with 2023 edition of the Von Pip Christmas Podcast! This seasonal auditory adventure has been jingling its bells for over 14 years, as a radio show in the U.S. and the U.K
It doesn’t mention Christmas trees, there’s no talk of snow, and not a sleigh bell in earshot. And yet, the sombre and evocative “Jul Song” by Dark Horses has played an intrinsic part of my festive season for the past decade.
Helen Love’s 2012 Christmas single that saw her team up with Ricardo Autobahn (Cuban Boys), which remains her festive opus. “And The Salvation Army Band Plays” has pretty much everything you’d want from a modern-day Christmas song.
ack in 2009, cult indie bands Crocodiles and Dum Dum Girls released a song that drew on both artists’ strengths in the shape of “Merry Christmas Baby (Please Don’t Die).
Another sometimes overlooked classic is “It Gets Cold” by Owl John, the side project of Scott Hutchison, the lead singer, and songwriter of the Scottish indie rock band Frightened Rabbit
Scottish Christmases weren’t all about Andy Stewart and his bespoke festive sporran. No, “Scottish Christmas” was a special, limited Christmas release by former Josef K member Paul Haig,
Pam Ferris’s favourite band Half Man Half Biscuit’s classic “It’s Cliched to be Cynical at Christmas” has all the festive elements in place: a cherubic sounding choir, bells, a sprinkling of the 17th-century classic “I Saw Three Ships,” and references to “Jingle Bells
12 Songs Of Christmas: Day Four: Annika Norlin – Correspondence – “Silent Night” Over 12 (working) days, I’m suggesting 12 songs that probably don’t get the airplay they deserve this time of year and should be
