Cut Off Your Hands

In Depth

DiS likes Cut Off Your Hands, what do you think?

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Singles Round-up (18/08/08)

The crop isn't too tidy - more to forget than cherish. But The Week That Was' high-concept pop is quite something - 'The Airport Line' is Single of the Week»

Our second Artist Mixtape is lovingly 'compiled' by on Skins sorts Foals: they're on your telly, in your radio, all up in your grill with some actually excellent selections here. Their craniums: full of gunk»

Iceland Airwaves 2007: the DiS review

In Depth by Shain Shapiro and Rob Webb

Reykjavik is odd. It sits on top of the world in many respects: geography for one thing, as well as fashion, art and music. On the other hand, this town is bonkers. DiS's Rob Webb, Shain Shapiro and Gary Wolstenholme brave the cold, and booze prices, for the annual Airwaves festival»

DiS @ SXSW: the review

In Depth by Mike Diver

DiS went to South By Southwest t’other week. Perhaps you saw our amazing preview content? Touch wood. While there we did some stuff – you know, stuff – but between sessions of stuff doing we saw some bands. Some good. Some great. Some neither. Some best left unmentioned. You won’t read about them here...»

DiS podcast: SXSW special

In Depth by Mike Diver

Wow, just when we thought we had too much South By Southwest preview stuff up already, we’ve only gone and recorded a brand-new podcast for you. Smells of barbecue sauce, too...»

DiS @ SXSW: Our Picks, part two...

In Depth by Mike Diver

Part two of DiS’s SXSW preview – again focusing on a quartet of acts we reckon are well worth catching at the annual music biz booze-up – shifts its eyes and ears from the US of A to the UK and even further away from the Lone Star State. Well, with the exception of one of four, anyway...»

DiS's interviews of 2006: DiScoveries, heavy-hitters and silly Some Questions

In Depth by Mike Diver

2006: twelve whole months of DiS running about the country, up stairs and down basements, into hotel rooms and outside into pub gardens, chasing bands. It's what we do, so that you don't have to.»

DiScover: Shaky Hands

In Depth by Pip Algie

Picture someone crooning Al Green and uninhibitedly shaking their rump round in a circle, really fast. The unbearable awesomeness of this mental image does not even come close to the fervor you will feel after hearing New Zealand's latest offering, Shaky Hands...»