Posts Tagged ‘live’
Matt Tomiak considers the wistful history of The Postal Service as he at long last watches them play live at the Brixton Academy.
If a week is a long time in politics, then The Postal Service would surely agree that a decade is one hell of a long time in …
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Tags: Ben Gibbard, Brixton Academy, Chris Lowe, Death Cab for Cutie, Dntel, Garden State, Give Up, Iron & Wine, Jenny Lewis, Jimmy Tamborello, live, neil tennant, pet shop boys, Rilo Kiley, Sub Pop, The Postal Service, the shins, Zach Braff
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I let out a little scream in the office today upon hearing the news that Notion cover starlet Sky Ferreira will be headlining London’s Scala on June 26th. By now you should’ve heard her massive shimmery pop tune “Everything is Embarrassing” with Dev Hynes, as well as her …
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Tags: Everything is Embarrassing, live, Sad Dream, Scala, sky ferreira
Posted in Do Not Miss This, Electro, Gigs, Music, News! | 1 Comment »
So today we’ve got something pretty special for y’all. We’ve teamed up with brilliant music site The Line of Best Fit for a rather exciting project: a series of intimate live sessions showcasing fantastic young pop talent. Filmed exclusively for us, the sessions blend TLOBF’s experience in producing quality video …
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Tags: here's to everything, line of best fit, live, misha b, Notion, sessions, sony, tlobf, video
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UK electronic stalwarts Simian Mobile Disco have announced plans to release a live album on April 15. The rather aptly-titled Live will be dropping courtesy of the band’s own Delicacies imprint and is being distributed by none other than legendary German label Kompakt.
Culled from a performance in Philadelphia …
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Tags: april, barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Cruel Intentions, delicacies, Factory 7, Hustler, It's the Beat, Kompakt, live, london, paris, philadelphia, Shoreditch, simian mobile disco, SMD, uk
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This is a band that that’s become synonymous with a great festival feeling – that razor edge of being deeply into music while at the same time floating into the nether regions of your own mind, snapping back into focus with a drop, wallop or screech of vocal. Taking a …
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Tags: Caravan Palace, concert, festival, Janelle Monae, jazz, Koko, live, Sonia Fernandez Velasco, Vaudeville
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Findlay is a new female artist whose début single, ‘Your Sister’, is a full-on embodiment of proper gritty garage rock. You can watch the S&M-style video here (saucy) and download it for free here. Having just finished touring with #1 newcomer Jake Bugg, 2013 is bound to be a …
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Tags: allen ginsberg, burlesque, cooking up something good, cunt, dan auerbach, Dandy Warhols, deathproof, december playlist, dig!, dr.me, findlay, fuck, hung at heart, iggy, Iggy Pop, iggy pop interview, inspire, jake bugg, joyeux anniversaire, live, louis armstrong, mac demarco, manchester, meth, moodboard, residency, S&M, shite, song, spinal tap, spotify, st james infirmary, stag movies, tarantino, the black keys, the brian jonestown massacre, the castle hotel, the coasters, the growlers, the northern quarter, the velvet underground, tour, video, white light white heat, your sister
Posted in Do Not Miss This, Free Playlist, grassroots, guitar music, Interviews, Lo-fi, Mixtape, Music, post-punk, Psychedelic, Rock, Roots, Singer Songwriter, Singles, Soul, Videos | No Comments »
Matthew Dear has made a pretty big name for himself in the pop world lately. To support his recent success, Beams, he’s performing at Fabric on December 5th in what’s sure to be a lively show.
Beams, for those of you who haven’t checked it out yet, is …
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Tags: beams, black city, daniel avery, fabric, Fighting Is Futile, live, Matt Walsh, Matthew Dear, Rispah, The Invisible
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London In Stereo are back with their top picks and gig listings for this week.
London In Stereo’s Gigs Of The Week
Jessie Ware // Two Inch Punch – Electric Brixton (Sold Out) - Tuesday 13th November
Obviously after the flurry of excitement (and expectation) around Jessie Ware’s Mercury nomination …
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Tags: electric brixton, gig listings, gigs, Jessie Ware, live, live shows, london in stereo, the borderline, the bronx, The Neighbourhood, the peel, Two Inch Punch
Posted in Acoustic, Dance, Disco, DJ, Do Not Miss This, Embrace the Weekend, Experimental, Folk, Gigs, grassroots, House, Indie, Lo-fi, Music, New Age, News!, Pop, post-punk, producer, Psychedelic, rnb, Rock, Singer Songwriter, Surf, Synth Pop, top 40 | No Comments »
Describing themselves as “junk jazz”, Deptford’s Drop Out Venus have been making a name for themselves as a formidable live act in London over the last year and now’s your chance to find out why. Newly-formed club night What She Said are hosting the hotly-tipped trio at great, upcoming venue …
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Tags: Deptford, DOV, drop out venus, Elastic Teen Rent, Ides, Junk Jazz, live, london, October, Sebright Arms, sonic youth, Sserpress, What She Said
Posted in Experimental, Gigs, Indie, Music, post-punk, Rock | No Comments »
After a little post-festival season slump in the London music scene, things seem to be stepping up a gear or two on the live scene. This week’s listings from our mates at LiS are a shining example of what brilliant gigs the city has to offer – from …
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Tags: Actress, ark, Breton, concerts, drop out venus, evian christ, face + heel, FAYE, foxes, gig listings, gigs, gigs of the week, halls, Heaven, Ides, instore, japandroids, listings, live, london in stereo, Madame JoJo's, music, paws, rough trade east, Scala, Seams, Sebright Arms, shows, Sserpress, syron, teengirl fantasy, the village underground, What She Said
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