This weekend Fest Evol returns as 33 artists including some of the best up and coming bands descend on Liverpool’s Invisible Wind Factory. With such a strong lineup it’s near impossible to narrow things down
‘The Label’ is a fully functioning record label operating out of Edge Hill University, headed up by Film and documentary lecturers Carl Hunter and Clare Heney. Carl is no stranger to the music business, as
This year Liverpool Sound City celebrates ten years in the game, quite an achievement given that the festival was launched at the start of the economic downturn and at a time when seismic changes have
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
Songs To Learn And Sing – The Electro version, so except liberal use of the words, “cinematic, brooding, pulsating and even Voight-Kampff” Marnie – Lost Maps Marnie returns ‘ Lost Maps ‘ with a new
At the end of 2015 we tipped Skylar Fri as one to watch describing her music as “Sophisticated electronic chillwave tinged pop, commercial enough to get the ears of the pop crowd, and equally hip
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,
Songs To Learn And Sing AbiChan – Whispers AbiChan is the new musical project of Ex-Zutons Saxophonist Abi Harding. Given her past musical associations, you could hardly be blamed for expecting perhaps something that has
Phil Greenhalgh catches She Drew The Gun at Liverpool Central Library as part of the Get It Loud In Libraries and is blown away by the latest rising star to come from Merseyside. Get it
If ‘Munki’ was the Jesus And Mary Chain‘s break up album then ‘Damage And Joy’ is the album that finally saw quarrelling brothers William and Jim Reid, bury the hatchet. The album title could be
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