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by Sean Adams
Ah, so February, you are such a short month, but what you lack in length, you've more than made up for with girth. This month has been bulging with brilliant new records, and tantalising tidbits of details about yet more goodies to come later in the year. Just imagine how hard it's going to be to pick an album of the year, but don't go wishing the year away quite so quickly, especially as this quick glimpse back at what has 'dropped' over the past four weeks will hopefully remind you that there is a lot to love and spend some time listening to before you zoom onto the next best thing... »
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by Sean Adams
We love to know what the artists we love have been listening to too. So, DiS went on an email rampage and asked for some top 5s and a few sentences about why the artist loves each one. We allowed them to also pick EPs and re-issues, if they wanted to.»
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by Sean Adams
A Frightened Rabbit exclusive session to start your week... it's Scott doing an acoustic performance of the track ‘State Hospital’ from The State Hospital EP... »
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by Sean Adams
Ooooh, I'm ready for the week-end...a weekend of chatting about magazines in a pop-up shop and then sobbing about a 93rd minute penalty from Italia against Ing-gland. Anyway, you may wish to skip all that and toe-tap and jiggle along to some streaming music (we've got Spotify and a YouTube playlist by Bear in Heaven), some free downloads (the new Cat Power track and a podcast with Johnny Jewel) or gawp at some music videos (including an exclusive interview with Polica), if that sounds good, drag your mouse this way, as DiS' editor has the contents of your monitor and stereo for this weekend sorted... »
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by Sean Adams
Pretty much every major city in the UK now has its own 'urban festival' and Leeds is no exception. With some of this year's biggest new names (James Blake, Anna Calvi, Trophy Wife), some DiS favourites (Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad, Pulled Apart by Horses, Futureheads) and a shit-tonne of local talent (Bear Mask, Dinosaur Pile-Up, Honour Before Glory), as well as some brand new acts that DiS is nodding knowingly at their inclusion on the line-up (Star Slinger, Let's Buy Happiness, Lanterns on the Lake, Still Corners, Catherine A.D.), this year's Live at Leeds is more than a bit good.»
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by Dom Gourlay
The line-up for this year's Live At Leeds weekend is already starting to take shape, with more announcements just confirmed as we speak. »
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by Sean Adams
On October 10th 2010 (or 10/10/10) Drowned in Sound will be 10 years old and we're very very excited to be kicking off the 10-week party at our favourite UK festival this Sunday (August 15th) with a host of musicians who've twisted, twirled and punctuated our past 10 years.»
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by Luke Slater
Frightened Rabbit have confirmed a spate of dates for later in the year, announcing something you could call a "Winter UK tour". They play a total of eight dates across England and Scotland spread fairly liberally from mid-November to early December. Here's where they'll play and on what dates:»
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by Cate Blanche
Instead of some jealousy inducing diary-log from the polo fields of Palm Springs, here's a postcard from where Frightened Rabbit's Scott ended up this weekend....»
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by Luke Slater
You could say that they've been caught Between An Exploding Earth And An Erupting Sky. In a way. But Los Campesinos! and a few other British bands of our taste have been forced to cancel shows due to the air travel restrictions in place caused by the presence of volcanic ash in the very high sky. »
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by Sean Adams
DiS is very excited to confirm the first names (YES that means there are more names to be announced!) for our huuuuge stage at Summer Sundae. As per the headline, we've got The Futureheads and Los Campesinos! and they will be joined by Frightened Rabbit and Errors. »
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by Sean Adams
A digest of the first 10 songs of the day.»
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by Luke Slater
Here's the new video from Frightened Rabbit, for their new single 'Swim Until You Can't See Land', which is quite good. They just happen to be playing our stage at In The City next week, if you fancy popping along to see them, Munch Munch, Clues and Esben & The Witch.»
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by Luke Slater
The line-up and stage times for 2009's In The City festival in Manchester have been finalised, something which, of course, includes our own stage, featuring Esben & The Witch, Clues, Munch Munch and Frightened Rabbit.»
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by Luke Slater
A whole new raft of bands have been announced for 2009's In The City Festival, which takes place in Manchester from October 18 - October 20.»
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by Luke Slater
This year's Industry festival In The City is fast approaching, with the date for the Manchester-based event being just little over a month away. This year's ITC is the first of its kind in that 'live' wristbands will be available to buy giving you access to the various gigs and shows that are taking place across Manchester's fabled clubs, pubs and bars.»
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by Sean Adams
Epic, endearing and Scottish: Frightened Rabbit return to the road in March and they have a live album coming out too.»
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by Sean Adams
As part of our year-end round-up we've asked some musicians to tell us what their favourite five albums of 2008 are. Not just any ol' music makers, mind. We've spoken to the creators of some of our albums of this year, as well as some fresh-faced folks with records ready in the wings for 2009 plaudits. In part three Hauschka, School of Seven Bells, F^cked Up, Frightened Rabbit and No Age tell us which five records they loved in 2008.»
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by Luke Slater
The Tennent's Mutual have announced details and dates of their inaugural live music programme, with music from some of Scotland's leading artists.»
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by Sean Adams
Acclaimed Scot-rockers Frightened Rabbit begin a tour next month»
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by Mike Diver
What's this? A press release with a nice quote from DiS on it? About Frightened Rabbit? Yes! It goes: "...one of 2008's truly great indie-pop albums." What is? Oh, this»
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by Mike Diver
Jolly indie-pop Scots Frightened Rabbit are to play two dates ahead of their appearance at this year's T in the Park festival»
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by Kev Kharas
A Day at the Races festival is amassing a fine looking line-up - Four Tet, Los Campesinos!, Mum and Jeffrey Lewis will be among those attending in Manchester this summer»
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by Kev Kharas
FatCat Records will come of age this year and the Brighton-based indie label of no little refine will celebrate its 18th birthday with a pair of shows at the Brighton Festival»
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by Kev Kharas
Recording 'Heads Roll Off' for WOXY.com»
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by Kev Kharas
More bands have been added to this year’s Summer Sundae Weekender»
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by Kev Kharas
The recently expanded Scottish quartet calling themselves Frightened Rabbit will tour around the release of their new album»
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by Kev Kharas
Frightened Rabbit have recorded a video for new single 'Heads Roll Off'»
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by Kev Kharas
We Are Scientists confirmed that drummer Michael Tapper had left the band yesterday, but insist that their forthcoming UK tour will be unaffected.»
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by Kev Kharas
This is the one thing we didn't want to happen. Glasgow’s Frightened Rabbit have announced a support slot with We Are Scientists as they gear up for the release of their debut record.»
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