Mat Beal grabs a comfy chair, sticks on the cans and gives us the lowdown on this weeks singles - which include the highly anticipated return of Ladytron, and the not so anticipated return of the Dirty Sh*tty Things!
The weekend's over, everyone has a furry tongue and we're not quite sure what time of day it is. But don't panic! Because here's the weekly singles review to bring you down to earth steadily, as penned by Rory Carroll...
Rory Carroll returns to the fold to deliver his damning verdict on this week's singles. Who will suffer his wrath? His bile? And actually, his rather touching admiration? Find out here!
We couldn't contain him any longer: Mat Beal is set loose from his tiger's cage and sent forth, drooling like a wilderbeast, to review this week's petrified singles. Click here to find out which are mauled and which are spared...
Some classic rock 'n roll from Brooklyn wins over the hearts of our guest editors, as they delve into the mysteries of this weeks singles. But who will they describe as "absolutely appalling"? Find out here!
When Mat Beal heard that the Pigeon Detectives were back, we had to herd him into the office with a cattle prod to review this weeks singles. So did he find salvation in the rest of the week's 7"s? Find out here...
With their robotic post punk and sinister reflections of dystopia, Project: Komakino are on a mission to spread the doom this summer. Emily Kendrick reviews their forthcoming EP, and finds a band who are conceptually satisfying, if a touch too indebted to their heroes...
Gareth Mytton takes us for a drag race around this week's singles, which include the latest garage rock growler from Death Pop Records - and a multitude of other sins...
Artrocker has been eying up Maths Class for quite a while now, and as David Renshaw explains, the Brighton band's first EP more than lives up to our expectations. Prepare yourself for a party...
Loved the photos-- the conversions came out real nice, and the one w/ the bloke in the jean jacket staring...
Great article on Hatcham Social, interesting hearing it from the photographer's side.
And loving the backstage pictures particularly.
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I have never heard of these guys before today. There are always problem children at concerts trying to pick...
I love beth Ditto, she may be big but her voice beats one and most of the singers out at...
Some recent shots of Hatcham Social by Charlie Ingham. Here also a piece about the band written by the photographer....
The Thermals photos from Glasgow Stereo, 17/06/2009, Stephen McLeod....
A gallery of photos from various gigs by artrocker.com favourites Pulled Apart by Horses. Photography by Tom Martin and Stephen McLeod...
Primavera Sound festival part two. On the second day of the festival there was a special day-time concert in the rather lush Joan Miro park where we caught our faves...
Finally recovering from a great Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona and we have some pictures to share. We’ve eschewed the big names like Jarvis Cocker, Bloc Party, Neil Young, My...
Which 8-bit console is for you?
Gone are the days of 8-bit video gaming japes with video games systems the size of your grandma's weak bladder and here are the days of CGI online frag fests and vile goring of...
Featuring the combined talents of Aaron North (Nine Inch Nails, Icarus Line), Michael Shuman (Wires On Fire, Queens Of The Stone Age) and Evan Weiss (Wires On Fire), Jubilee is a new project born of an LA scene brimming with...
iLiKETRAiNS recommend Leeds band This Et Al. A band with, apparently, 'riffs as heavy as sin'...
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Having missed their explosive tour through the States towards the end of ’06, I felt terribly deprived when I missed seeing Love is All in action. All the buzz concerning this Swedish punk, pop band not only rested on their...
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