Guest Column: Wears The Trousers
Guest columnist Wears The Trousers guides us through the music of some terrifyingly accomplished young lady folk as we take a look at the best up and coming teenage artists out there...»
In Depth
Summer Sundae Weekender: DiS's highlights
If there’s one thing DiS loves this time of year it’s festivals, and the Summer Sundae Weekender is among our favourites. Highlights, here»
Green Man 2008: DiS's five festival picks
DiS is getting more and more excited about the sixth annual Green Man Festival - here, we pick five must-see acts playing over the weekend»
Green Man 2008: Q&A with festival founder
Held on August 15-17, the Green Man Festival features one of the best bills of any of the summertime weekenders. Founder Jo Bartlett speaks to DiS»
Summer Sundae 2008: the DiS (stage) preview
The annual Summer Sundae weekender takes place at De Montfort Hall and Gardens, Leicester, on August 8-10. Here's the DiS preview»
The Great Escape 2008: the DiS preview
It’s Thursday! It's time for The Great Escape! Here we present our top ten must-see acts at the seaside festival, including DiS's own awesome line-up»
Label Focus #14: FatCat
Based in Brighton, indie label FatCat Records has grown into one of the most celebrated stables for emerging and established talent in the UK. DiS pokes about its roster with founder Dave Howell, discovering how a record store became one of the best labels out there»
The Weekly DiScussion: just who can you trust?
As Bella Union - one of the most reliable labels out there - turns 10 years old, we ask: what labels, if any, can you trust? Who is consistently releasing quality material? And who's treading a fine line between heartfelt adoration and absolute indifference...»
ATP Weekend One: The Dirty Three: the DiS diary...
DrownedinSound.com went to All Tomorrow’s Parties’ The Dirty Three-curated weekender at the end of April. We arrived full of excitement, bubbling like freshly poured pints of £3-a-pop lager. Then we drank too many £3-a-pop lagers and fell over the garden furniture outside our chalet. Loudly. And annoyed our neighbour. Sorry...»
Nina Nastasia: multiplication tables and On Leaving ambiguity
Nina’s open and frank: she hates doing interviews. “I don’t know if I’m really cut out for this,” she mumbles, an apologetic smile flashing between lips and beer, “and it doesn’t seem to get any better. I’m a pretty shy person, so this is an awkward experience...”»
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