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Bukandskit Festival

In Depth by Gen Williams

It's the hottest day so far this year, 33º at its most merciless. Shoulders and noses are burning, beer is greedily supped, and on a rubgy field on the outskirts of Reading, the festival season is well and truly under way. As the established summer fests grow ever more gargantuan and pricy, it's invigorating to see smaller festivals like Bukandskit sidestepping the money-grabbing antics of larger events and catering to their audiences as people rather than as a cynically defined demographic.»

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The Toilet Circuit Diaries #3: All Hail the Four Guitars!

In Depth by Adie Nunn

DiS joins The Rakes' fanclub, and watches Cat On Form rip the Garage a new hole, whilst frequenting all the not-so-good small gigs in London, so you don't have to.»

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Lingering Headrush

In Depth by Kate Price

In the same way that some music can make a person have an uncontrollable urge to dance around, singing along at the top of their voice, some music can lure the mind into a state of depression and melancholy and some can induce anger and aggression, there is a certain section of music (which for me is admittedly scarce) that whisks the human mind off to a completely new and surreal unworldly dimension; music that spins around the head and submerges the listener in a world of pure euphoria and ease; music that momentarily frees the mind of any stress or concerns and cocoons it in thick sheets of pure escapism. Music currently being defined and reshaped by bands such as Mancunian masters in the art of "fucking sounds up", Oceansize.»

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DiS E-Content Special

In Depth by Colin Weston

It's been one hell of a week here with the head offices moving back into the capital, our third birthday gigs being finalised, issue two of our magazine due and lots more! It also seems a lot of PR people are joining in the fun and this week we have been sent some cracking stuff!!! We start off with not one but T»

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In Depth by Sean Adams

MAY BANK HOLIDAY "SONIC" ALLDAYER
@ The Underworld, Camden, London.
DATE: Monday May 5th
PRICE: £6adv / £8 on the night
TIME: 5pm - 11pm(ish) OCEANSIZE
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Meanwhile, Back in Communist Russia..
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Oceansize: DiS Tour #4 Supports Confirmed

In Depth by Sean Adams

Another DiS tour is hitting somewhere near(ish) to you very soon, here's who's playing.. As reported a week or so ago, the fourth Drowned in Sound tour of 2003 will feature Oceansize and we're very pleased to announce supports split between two of our favourite and most important new bands around. »

D-Frag 25: London Gig Previews E-zine

In Depth by Sean Adams

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I mean, not just the rain but terror everywhere! george bully bush ta»

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D-Frag: October tour previews!

In Depth by Sean Adams

Another month, another load of bands out there on the roads, service stations and floors of the United Kingdom... This month, what with it being ROCKtober, lots of bands with releases ready for Springtime albums, so there's loads of bands we here at dis ain't shut up about for quite some time going out. We thror»

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Set the Controls for the Heart of Mong

In Depth by Raziq Rauf

I'm sitting in the basement of a café, ahead of Oceansize's one-off support slot with Scottish contrast-rockers Biffy Clyro, in their hometown of Manchester. It stinks down here. And it's cold. It's always too bloody cold. You might not know it, but Oceansize are causing quite a storm in among the»

Admit It - All The Best Bands Come From Manchester

In Depth by Conor Kinesis

Face it - over the years, Manchester, and it's surrounding suburbs, has produced some of the most exciting music to emerge from this country. Joy Division, The Smiths and Oasis, to name but three. However, since the Brit Pop years of the mid nineties, Manchester has produced little in the wa»