New book A Life In Thirty-Five Boxes details the life of DJ Dave Haslam and how he came to the decision to sell his entire record collection. DJ Dave Haslam of Manchester Nightclub ‘The Hacienda’ fame is set to release a new book detailing his record collection that spanned 40 years of his life, and how he came to the decision to sell it in its entirety. Titled A Life … [Read more...] about DJ Dave Haslam To Release New Book Detailing The Selling Of His Entire Record Collection
Review: StrangeJuice – Raising Cannibals
StrangeJuice invites us back into their odd but wonderful world of psychedelic indie-folk with new record Raising Cannibals. It’s always a good sign when you can hear musicians having fun in their music. Sometimes you feel that bands are just not enjoying what they’re putting out there, but that couldn’t be further from the case with new record Raising Cannibals from … [Read more...] about Review: StrangeJuice – Raising Cannibals
EP Review: Dig Two Graves – Deathwish
Dig Two Graves release new EP Deathwish, dragging up feelings from deep within to create the basis of an emotion-laden record. In the hardest of times, music must prevail. This is the attitude in which Dig Two Graves form the basis of their new EP Deathwish, as the band muster all their strength to bring about themes of hurt, loss and solitude throughout its 6 tracks. This … [Read more...] about EP Review: Dig Two Graves – Deathwish
Interview: James Morrison
James Morrison speaks to Vinyl Chapters about his new record, working with Joss Stone, and what he likes about touring. After taking a four-year break between albums, James Morrison has made a welcome return with new record You’re Stronger Than You Know. Featuring a much more live sound than previous work, the album sees the You Give Me Something singer in a good place, … [Read more...] about Interview: James Morrison
EP Review: Seneko – Soul Numbers
Seneko returns with 3rd EP Soul Numbers, focusing on a bolstered indie-soul vibe that allows for a myriad of different ideas. The fun thing about releasing an EP is that it’s a place for experimentation. Without the constraints of an overall album sound, artists can be someone else, try out new ideas and generally be as creative as they want. That’s exactly what Seneko’s new … [Read more...] about EP Review: Seneko – Soul Numbers
Review: The General Maynyrd Band – Self-titled
The General Maynyrd Band release their new self-titled record that focuses heavily on that southern rock sound amidst an atmosphere of inventiveness and camaraderie. There’s nothing better than listening to a band you can tell are having fun. That’s exactly what you get with the new self-titled record from The General Maynyrd Band. On top of this, you can hear right from the … [Read more...] about Review: The General Maynyrd Band – Self-titled