Single Review: Depeche Mode-Sooth My Soul
Essex electronic legends Depeche Mode released their new album Delta Machine back in March and the album featured some material and sounds familiar to Depeche Mode’s sound but with a new twist. After releasing a studio every album 4 years like clockwork, you would think that the band would run out of new ways to
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Album Review: Escape The Fate – Ungrateful
Escape The Fate are a band that have had their fair share of problems. Their first album, Dying Is Your Latest Fashion, was made with original singer Ronnie Radke before he went to prison. In turn, after Ronnie’s departure the band found a new singer in 2008 in the form of Craig Mabbitt, who has
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Live Review: The Hoosiers @ Warehouse 23, Wakefield
The Hoosiers are a very mundane band, in the sense that they seem to have been around forever and they never seem to get any bigger; nor do they ever disappear. There’s not many people who say The Hoosiers are their favourite band, then again there’s not much about them to dislike, so there cant
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Sound And Motion Radio Show: First Edition
We decided it was about time we made a normal radio show to go with all the podcasts we do. The shows will be recorded on a regular basis, and will feature the odd band interview along with some great (major) music. This edition features tracks from Ben Kenny, The Subways, The Donnas, Deftones, Framing
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News: Final Lineup Revealed For Eastbourne Extreme 2013 Part One
The time has finally come for us to announce the lineup for the Sound And Motion stage at this July’s Eastbourne Extreme. After much deliberation and a meeting with the borough council we have decided on twenty-five acts that we feel demonstrate the highest standard out of the one hundred and fifty plus bands that
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Album Review: Paper Aeroplanes – Little Letters
From the Welsh valleys come fresh-faced folk duo Sarah Hewell and Richard Llewellyn of Paper Aeroplanes, a hidden gem amongst the masses of generically unspectacular bands plaguing and diluting the music industry. Little Letters, the third studio album by the band, was released earlier this week (12 May), and hints that this band hold the
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Eighteen12 Unsigned Show-First Edition
Fantastic new clothing store Eighteen12 asked us to piece them together a radio show made up of some of the best unsigned bands around. This is the first edition.
Live Review: Dark Horses/Nordic Giants @ The Great Escape Festival
Brighton has been all a frenzy with The Great Escape festival and though I don’t have the time energy or inclination to see the whole thing, as there are a lot of what I call ‘blands’ about, I decided to check out Bartholomew Square to catch the last two acts of a long day of
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Album Review: Gabrielle Aplin-English Rain
Gabrielle Aplin has distanced herself from her YouTube days with English Rain. She was well known for her stripped-down version of popular songs, making them more personal and intimate, showing off her amazing vocals. It’s incredible to see how far the young singer-songwriter has come and how much she has grown. Since 2010 alone, Aplin
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Single Review: Fun. – All Alone.
Nate Ruess, Jack Antonoff and Andrew Dost devised Fun., the band proud to defy any genre conventions. Their track All Alone, taken from second studio album Some Nights, begins with the eerie tones reminiscent of a childhood trip to the fairground. Quickly transitioning into a Hip Hop styled beat, singer Nate Ruess’ alluring, crooning melodies
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