Aereogramme

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Label Profile #16: Chemikal Underground

Established in 1995, Chemikal Underground has been a home to some of DiS’s favourite bands: Mogwai, Arab Strap, The Delgados and many more. We catch up with co-founder Alun Woodward»

Connect Festival 2007: the DiS review

In Depth by A bunch of drunk DiS writers

Send one DiS writer to the first-ever Connect festival? We think not. Here, three intrepid festival-goers – Jordan Dowling, Dom Gourlay and Dave Kerr – bring us their experiences of three days that can only be summarised as: a muddy festival in Inveraray, Scotland. With some ace bands, as it happened…»

The Weekly DiScussion: our alternative Mercury list...

In Depth by Mike Diver

So the Mercury nominations for this year aren’t so bad, a couple of proper WTF examples aside (The View? Really? Come on…). However good this year’s nominations generally are, though, we at DiS got the old grey matter burning away to compile an alternative list of twelve that could have made the cut...»

A Month In Records: January 2007

In Depth by Mike Diver

January was cold. But for a few days it wasn’t, and we all feared London would flood when the rising sea level overpowered the wonder of modern technology that is the Thames Barrier. Then it got colder, still, and we remembered that The Netherlands will drown way before us. But all this talk of evolving into a race of webbed-limbed freaks is totally off the subject at hand, which is January’s finest long-play releases...»

SuperSonic Festival: jubilations, irritations and evacuations

In Depth by Adam Anonymous

SuperSonic 2005 might’ve ended in unsettling evacuation, controlled explosions reverberating the tarmac outside, but as Birmingham’s city centre was cleared amid security alerts, shockwaves from two perception-altering acts remained most lasting. Lucky that dropping sonic bombs is the only terrorism we’re interested in round these parts, then.»

Redjetson New General Catalogue Album Art

Redjetson announce Spring schedule, album dates, etc

In Depth by Gareth Dobson

Drowned in Sound Records' very own Redjetson would like to inform you of the following dates:»

The Brothers Grim

In Depth by Michael MacLennan

You join us with one half of Aereogramme, a band that manages the stunning feat of being able to weld together visceral metal with heart-breakingly sensitive indie ballads, while still being one of the greatest rock bands in the country. Relaxing before going onstage to play in Aberdeen, bearded singer-guitarist»

D-Frag #8: London Gig Previews

In Depth by Sean Adams

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Yes, yet again, I'm back again, on the pooter! It's been a good week since the last time i rambled at you. It began with »

Beards In Manchester

In Depth by Raziq Rauf

It’s really bloody cold outside but Glaswegian Stink-core pioneers Aereogramme are surely used to weather far worse than this in Scotland so I shall complain no further. Signed to notorious Scotch label Chemikal Underground , Aereogramme have recently completed their first American tour and are back in t»

The Saviours Of Chemikal Underground

In Depth by James Moore

Aereogramme’s sound is an apocalyptic blend of electronica, hardcore, lo-fi and metal. As far as releases go, they’ve had two singles ‘Translations’ and ‘Hatred’ on their own Babi Yaga label, the first has sold out but if your quick you might get the second via Cargo Distribution. Their next release will be»