by Tony Creek | Rock/Media/News
The PRS For Music Awards are something that I have not been aware of, and we should given the well publicised threat to local small venues up and down the country. PRS for Music, which protects the rights of more than 135,000 songwriters and composers, ensures music...
by Tony Creek | Live Reviews
We were worried the day before the gig that it may not take place as the Beast from the East was threatening. As it turned out, the night before only brought the Flurry from Surrey. A hardy group of individuals queued outside The Junction well before doors at 7pm on...
by Tony Creek | Feature/Discovery, Rock/Media/News
The Orchestra of Cardboard is a collaboration between artist and filmmaker Dan Edelstyn and his close allies, Hilary Powell, Nick Graham Smith and Zac Gvirtzman. The album Songs For The Forthcoming War is released on 1st March, all proceeds will fund the purchase of...
by Tony Creek | Sound/Vision
The hugely influential Brian Jonestown Massacre have announced that they will be releasing of their 18th full-length album, just 7 months after their last one, Something Else. The self-titled 9-track album is to be released on Anton Newcombe’s A Recordings on...
by Tony Creek | Sound/Vision
Thanks to Mr Scroobius Pip, who mooted the idea on Twitter one afternoon late 2018, Enter Shikari now find themselves in the privileged position of having released a Dan Le Sac remix of The Spark album track Rabble Rouser. Dan Le Sac commented “It’s not often I...
by Tony Creek | Sound/Vision
Homeshake, the project of Peter Sagar, shares the third single from Helium, Just Like My and its accompanying video via i-D. The collaboration between Canadian director Oliver McGarvey and German artist Eric Winkler, both based in Berlin, mimics the airy, dream-like...
by Tony Creek | Rock/Media/News, Sound/Vision
Priests have announced their new album, The Seduction Of Kansas, alongside a massive world tour and a video for the title track. What is at stake in the seduction of Kansas? Like a gavel or hammer, the question rattles across the second LP from the Washington, D.C....
by Tony Creek | Rock/Media/News, Sound/Vision
In 1978, after having sold millions of records and become one of the biggest international artists of the 1970s, Cat Stevens decided to step out of the rock star spotlight and walk away. That year, he was to release his final album under that name. While Stevens’...
by Tony Creek | Feature/Discovery
Palestine Underground by Boiler Room documents the resilience of a burgeoning music scene undeterred and fuelled by political restrictions, building bridges through a shared sound and identity. The 25 minute documentary by Boiler Room documents the thriving...
by Tony Creek | Rock/Media/News, Sound/Vision
London duo APRE have unveiled their immersive first video for latest single Backstreet, alongside announcing details of a spring UK headline tour. This announcement follows their Hopscotch tour and Sam Fender support. Also among the first wave of acts confirmed for...
