If you take a walk along Crosby Beach in Merseyside at low tide, you will find a strange, dreamlike spectacle…

If you take a walk along Crosby Beach in Merseyside at low tide, you will find a strange, dreamlike spectacle…
“We’ve gone from being nineteen-year-olds making music about growing up and hating ourselves to being grown men making music about…
“I can’t stay still. Ideas are constantly fusing in all directions. Sometimes it’s exhausting, especially for those around me.” Cook…
In the Óbuda district of Budapest, just off the main stretch of the river Danube, you will find a strange…
You say you want a revolution? Well, Sziget Festival is the place to be this summer. In addition to…
“When I was a teenager, I composed music and dreamed of being a musician full-time. But then I opted for the “standard” career path, always leaving the music career on the side as a secret wish that I may have followed at some point.”
The original Rock im Park festival was only meant to be a one-off. Back in 1985, 75 thousand fans came to see the likes of Chris De Burgh, U2 and Joe Cocker at the first-ever event. Now, Rock im Park and its twin, Rock am Ring, are established as two of the hottest festivals in Germany.
Johnston, a small factory town in Western Pennsylvania, is known more for its deadly floods than its music. Two major floods struck in 1889 and 1977, the latter of which Nondi’s family survived.
Through reworking, sampling and experimenting, he meticulously put together a new body of work that would become his seventh album.
“The whole night was just straight out of a movie or something,” says Freakouts drummer Jack, speaking about the band’s…
“I was shitting myself. It’s probably the most I’ve ever been shitting myself. It was the way the lights came…
Hull quartet Lumer are marking the release of their new single, Burn / Bleed, with a performance at The Old Blue Last…