Tribes - Wish to Scream
Every so often, the UK music press seizes upon a new guitar band to spin doctor, and more often than not, proclaims them the next Arctic Monkeys, next Oasis, the next big thing.
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Every so often, the UK music press seizes upon a new guitar band to spin doctor, and more often than not, proclaims them the next Arctic Monkeys, next Oasis, the next big thing.
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Ray Wilson is enjoying the best of both worlds these days, having just released a terrific new solo project even while joining Steve Hackett for a series of concerts focusing on classic-era Genesis.
Read MoreTrevor Bolder, bassist with the Spiders From Mars and Uriah Heep, has died.
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Richard Barone has been many things over the course of his now-thirty year music career : singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer, arranger, concert director, teacher, author and frontman, both with Hoboken legends the Bongos and as a solo performer.
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The previous two days of Liverpool Sound City 2013 had seen the music kick off around 6 PM, but as a special Saturday treat, the Korean delegation arranged a showcase at the Kazimier Gardens from the unearthly hour of 2 PM.
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So how do you feel about being inducted into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame, Mick?
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Read an interesting article that the "foodie craze" is killing the "music industry."
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A user emailed this across and although we're trying to avoid anything too Daft Punk related this did resonate with us and paints a pretty stark scene of originality within today's dance/electronic world.
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Opening explosively Beware Of Darkness� new single Howl is a mass of solid riffery and thoroughbred rock and roll.
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She's been described as "the most coherent, literate and charged British singer-songwriter of her generation" by Mojo magazine, and is championed by famous faces from Bruce Springsteen to Martha Wainwright.
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With half a million SoundCloud plays racked up in less than 5 months, Lorde is a bonafide star in the making who is about to emerge in a big way internationally.
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Returning for a second year, the Liverpool Music Awards is back and ready to highlight the wealth of talent populating a bustling music scene on Merseyside.
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Returning for a second year, the Liverpool Music Awards is back and ready to highlight the wealth of talent populating a bustling music scene on Merseyside.
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There's a point early on in my interview with Vision Fortune, the London-based trio who deal in heavy drones and pounding repetition, where I start to question the validity of being a music writer.
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They acknowledge themselves that they've "grown very slowly in their six years as a band," but Canadian dream-pop band Young Galaxy are finally coming into their own as a band. 2011's Shapreshifting seemed to light a fire under them, and their new record is arguably their most confident and assured set of songs yet.
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If you were a scientist and tried to go into your laboratory to create Orange Goblin , you would probably need equal parts whiskey, doom metal, classic rock, beer, stoner rock, and the Incredible Hulk to begin to replicate their enormous sound.
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He's slouched in a chair in the hotel's lobby, a Bulleit bourbon in hand, his frizzy red hair tumbling out a black stocking hat after getting up from a nap.
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Today her album "Our Version of Events" became the debut album to spend more consecutive weeks in the top 10 than any other, entering its 63rd week among the UK's biggest-selling records.
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Here's another favorite Jazz Fest aphorism—Jazz Fest happens during the day, so be the early.
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As a founder member of Primal Scream some thirty years ago and former player with both The Jesus & Mary Chain and The Wake , Bobby Gillespie's status as a musical and cultural icon is assured.
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The old corporate music industry used to do this band-kill all the time — label a legitimate band the "next big thing", turn their career upside down and ultimately cause them to crash and burn.
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Forty years ago this month, Island Records founder Chris Blackwell introduced the world to Bob Marley and the Wailers with the groundbreaking album Catch a Fire. The seminal work smoothly blended pop and protest with a slow, syncopated shuffle.
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If, of late, the name Alex Smoke seems to have slipped from your head, you can be forgiven.
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Are you someone that looks for new bands each day?
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So, which major label musician pulled off the best PR stunt last weekend?
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When someone like legendary music mogul Clive Davis writes yet another tome extolling his endless virtues and successes, critical backlash is inevitable and satisfying.
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Hailing from Germany, Eskimo Callboy invaded U.S. record stores this past November with the release of Bury Me in Vegas , their debut album.
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How to go about untangling the abstruse madness of Gum Takes Tooth?
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About three-quarters of the way through the band's joyous, two-years-in-the-making headlining set, R. Kelly – the Chicago R&B star who shares little if anything in common with the French rockers – belted one of his best known lyrics from offstage, shocking virtually everyone: "My mind's telling me no! But my body . . . my body's telling me yes!"
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"I don't find darkness depressing. Actually, I find it quite uplifting and cathartic," says The Haxan Cloak.
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Kat Rolle muses over why our closest European neighbours are that much less passionate about music than the Brits.
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Welcome to the second installment of Aux.Out. Book Club, where a group of us tackle a new or renowned book of the music canon and lay down some of our thoughts.
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The English-bred singer has spent the past two years or so dominating in the European music scene -- she took home four Brit Awards this year, including best British Single of the Year ("Next To Me") and best British Album of the Year [ Our Version of Events ] -- and is slowly becoming familiar to American audiences.
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Being a band for twenty years is a mean feat.
Read MoreIf you went to SXSW 20 years ago, you would have been there to see and discover new music.
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After the cynical misfire of 1991's Twenty 1 and stillbirth of its intended followup, the lost and lamented Stone of Sisyphus , Chicago dove full-bore into the casinos-and-state-fairs circuit, and though they still pay lip service to the bona fide creativity that bought their homes and pays their alimonies, it evaporated long ago.
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One of the most consistent independent labels in recent years has been Labrador.
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