DiSsers recommend... Quiet/LOUD songs
A new community-powered feature on DiS kicks off with the best quiet-loud songs, as selected by the Drowned in Sound music board...»
Pixies
In Depth
Death Cab for Bass: Mixtape of Songs That Inspired Nick to Play Bass
Or Death Cab for Cutie's Nick Harmer's Top Songs In No Particular Order that inspired him to become a bass player, way back when:»
In Photos: Pixies @ The Troxy, London
Photos by Minh Le»
Primavera Sound 2010: the DiS review (Friday)
Onward and forward with day two of Primavera. Words James Skinner and Andrzej Lukowski, photos by Lucy Johnston.»
Spotifriday #47 - This Week on DiS as a playlist
More content related musical relevance. »
Spotifriday #20 Side I: This Week on DiS as a playlist
This week's Spotifriday content-related playlist, featuring Muhdoney, Nirvana, Pixies, Sufjan, St. Vincent, Tom Waits, Weezer, A Place To Bury Strangers, Girls and many more!»
Drowned in Wednesday: Ash? Child? Silly DiSser related nonsense?
What can we say about Wednesday? Not a lot. It's the middle of the week yet it's more like the week has half started, rather half over. »
Drowned in Tuesday: Ruby? Gentle? See You Next?
So, after Monday's edition of a playlist for every day of the week, we move logically onto Tuesday.»
Spotifriday #8 - This Week on DiS as a Playlist
The eighth weekly edition of Spotifriday for your listening pleasure sees big hitters like Blur and Pixies up against the relative minnows of Tiny Masters Of Today and erm...new boys Copy Haho. Get stuck in to a musical feast via the medium of Spotify.»
Label Focus #7: 4AD
As we continue our series of label features, DiS' Gareth Dobson speaks to 4AD's Ed Horrox, as he fills us in on his mindset and the world of one of the UK's most genuinely influential and special independent labels.»
Reading/Leeds: Review
It’s that time of Summer again where those of us who don’t want to celebrate Jamaica on the streets of Notting Hill migrate to fields at the Rivermead Leisure Centre and Bramham Park to hang out with black-topped rock-kids and a lot of drunken fools (some of which include members of team DiS). A full review, replete with photographs and humour.»
Reading/Leeds: Main Stage
Funeral for a Friend, Queens of the Stone Age, Alkaline Trio, Iron Maiden, Foo Fighters, Incubus, Marilyn Manson, Goldie Lookin' Chain, Biffy Clyro, Dinosaur Jr., Iggy and The Stooges, Pixies.»
Virgin Trains Move Festival 2004
For the third year, Move is worryingly free from mud, despite The North’s best attempts to dissolve the plastic sheeting that carpets Old Trafford Cricket Ground. Having still got the stains from Glasto on our shoes, it’s not for us to complain and so with its strongest line-up yet, we descend upon Manchester for the ultimate alternative to T in the Park.»
Coachella Festival: The definitive review
Pixies reformed. Muse played in daylight. Bright Eyes stormed the second stage. Radiohead ended their world tour. The Cure were even fatter than the Pixies. The Flaming Lips were late. The Cooper Temple Clause were monumental. Temperatures soared. There was no rubbish on the floor. Coachella was the stuff of dreams.»
Reunions: Let the Legend Rest?
The promise of lucrative reunion shows has tempted many bands to forget past differences and strike out on the road. This year, The Pixies and Duran Duran are touring. Tears for Fears have a new album out. Even Frankie Goes to Hollywood are considering reforming after reuniting for a TV special. But some rock legends have discovered that a reunion can destroy their dignity and myth. Duncan Bartlett reports.»
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