Tijuana Panthers were one of our stand-out bands from SXSW, not that we weren’t big fans before, and their playful videos are a fine example why.

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: music, music video, new bands
24th
Apr 2010

It’s always funny watching people dance. The track’s not too bad either.

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: SXSW, music, new bands, reviews
30th
Mar 2010

With a cold front landing on Austin, nevermind a little more unwanted rain, the SXSW crowd were a little taken a-back on the final day, but that didn’t mean the line-up was any less impressive, just the outdoor stages were a little more empty. The day show at Galaxy Room, however, was half indoor, and the inside stage boasted some of the best bands at the festival. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: SXSW, music, new bands, reviews
29th
Mar 2010

The third day at SXSW is always the day you crash. Hungover, starved of sleep and energy and with ears that had to quickly get used to a hell of a lot of music, Thursday is always so hectic that on Friday you have to take it easy. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: SXSW, music, new bands, reviews
28th
Mar 2010

Thursday at SXSW is always the busiest; everyone is in town, they’ve acclimatised to the festival and are ready to really throw themselves into it. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: SXSW, music, new bands, reviews
27th
Mar 2010

It’s taken almost a week but at last we’ve just about recovered from this year’s South By Southwest. More

posted by Asher Wren
24th
Mar 2010

Hey Zeus are one of the hottest Indie bands to explode onto the Manchester scene for a long time.. And I mean literally explode – with just three shows under their  belt, and barely a full complement, Hey Zeus smashed all competition to be crowned  best unsigned band in Manchester in the back-end of 2009 – an accolade which saw the young four-piece supporting the likes of Snow Patrol, Happy Mondays and KiD BRiTiSH at the MEN Arena in December. More

posted by Asher Wren
categories: music, new bands
22nd
Mar 2010

Death-Pop stylings a la White Lies, the vocal pomposity of Tom Smith, and the experimental electronic-indie feel of Me My Head, stirred in a lo-fi, endearingly under-produced and raw blender. These boys also happen to have written one of the most stirring, atmospheric and infectious tracks I’ve come across in a while in Brave: an experimental rock track which transcends cultural barriers, combining middle-eastern guitar melodies with western popular traditions, and not to mention one hell of a chorus. And they use a theremin.. ’nuff said. Check them out here.

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: music, music video, new bands
20th
Feb 2010

Here’s the new video to Two Door Cinema Club’s next single. I like the bit when Sam gets his guitar stolen.

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