Progress Report: World Party
Karl Wallinger chats about the new World Party retrospective, Arkeology , and the illness that nearly derailed his entire career.
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Karl Wallinger chats about the new World Party retrospective, Arkeology , and the illness that nearly derailed his entire career.
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Scottish artist David Band's bright and painterly work adorned some of the bestselling records of the 1980s, while his design studio gained him access to the hippest fashion circles.
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The original plan had been to head to see the same line-up in Glasgow the previous night, but I got caught up in a leaving-do for a number of ex-colleagues taking early retirement from the cooncil.
Read MoreFor a band that often get unfairly dismissed as lo-fi racket makers, the Cribs have worked with some pretty interesting and varied people.
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Sindie 4 tread everywhere from Wire's concise punk to Roxy Music's sophisticated touch of glam, from swirling organ-led psychedelia to hazy British Invasion.
Read MoreRotifer are pleased to announce a succession of European live dates in March following the release of their 1960s / 1970s tinged album The Hosting Couple , which was released on Edwyn Collins, Grace Maxell and James Endeacott's label AED Records.
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Heavenly Records – home to remarkably diverse mix of established acts (Saint Etienne, Edwyn Collins) and breaking up-and-comers (The Soft Pack, Stealing Sheep) – appear to have bagged themselves a rather enjoyable Americana double-act.
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Other Voices is more than a television series; in a way, it is a project that was born out of a need to showcase the diversity present within modern music, within Ireland, and ultimately, within the world.
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Imagine Orange Juice era Edwyn Collins skating on thin ice in a pictorial homage to Sir Henry Raeburn's painting, The Skating Minister.
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When they burst onto the indie-rock scene in 2005, the Long Blondes, with the charismatic and stylish Jackson as their frontwoman were soon hailed as the best unsigned band in Britain.
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Saturday night and Dingle town is buzzing.
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Edwyn Collins is working on a new solo album, according to reports.
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It's the afternoon prior to the second of Fortuna Pop 's 15th birthday shows at the Scala, and label founder Sean Price is in relaxed form when we meet at The Lexington, a mere stone's throw from the venue of the evening's festivities to follow.
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You know that already-expansive, ever-growiing list of bands "you totally need to hear before you die!"
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Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner has revealed that one of the first songs he bought was PJ and Duncan's 'Let's Get Ready To Rhumble'.
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I've known Basil in a roundabout way for over 20 years, ever since I immersed myself in the dual rites of passage afforded to every teenage boy in Irvine in the mid/late 80′s – playing in a band and drinking in The Turf.
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Tomorrow night, Tuesday the 6th of September in London, the winner of the 2011 Mercury Prize will be crowned.
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I have been amassing a ton information that has come to the tipping point where I have to let it out.
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It is easy to be cynical about Latitude, not least because when the rain happens, you spy people swathed in Guardian-branded waterproof ponchos.
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This was my third Latitude Festival and once again it was an amazing weekend full of friendly people, interesting art, hilarious comedy, poetry and literature, film and theatre, but most of all some great performances from music artists both old and new.
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You might have never actually heard the name Miles Kane before, but certainly you will know his music.
Read MoreAt a tiny pub in the heart of east London, a crowd is gathering.
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LITTLE BARRIE made a BIG noise when they came into my studio for a Biz Session recently.
Read MoreAt the age of 13 I first heard The Sex Pistols and pretty soon after had bought my first guitar.
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I know its Thursday, but I've brought this post forward by 24 hours as it allows me to share a wee bit of news with you.
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Gigwise continues the countdown to this year's Get Loaded In The Park festival in London with an exclusive interview with The Cribs, who are set to perform ahead of headliners Razorlight.
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T In The Park has set its theme for this year's instalment of Fancy Dress Friday.
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Frankie & The Heartstrings like to take care of business.
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Of the many things Poly Styrene was, timid was never amongst them.
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It's Saturday, 16 April 2011 and the world has just flung open their doors to millions of excitable music fans on the hunt for those mouth-wateringly limited edition releases.
Read MoreSony have announced their roster for this year's Record Store Day on 16 April.
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Sometime around late January I realized I was completely and utterly bored with my music archive.
Read MoreThe week's slim release list isn't lacking in quality.
Read MoreThis month, Topman CTRL teamed up with Hew Stevens to arrange a number of student parties around the country.
Read MoreThe cross-hatched wings, arching neck and needling beak of a pencil drawing of a grey heron tells two stories.
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Pitchfork is doing official shows with SXSW this year as well as some unofficial events.
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