Fun Fun Fun 2012: the DiS review
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In Photos: Download Festival 2012 @ Donington Park
For interviews, setlists, gossip and even more photos from Downlaod Festival 2012, please visit Thrashhits.com»
Download 2012: The DiS Review
As the daddy of all rock festivals, Download's reputation is all but sacrosanct... »
Primavera Sound 2012: the DiS Review, Thursday 31st May
The 2012 edition of Primavera Sound went down last week in Barcelona with DiSsers Si Truss, James Skinner and Burak Cingi in attendance. Our reviews and photos for Thursday 31st May include Grimes, Beirut, Refused, John Talabot and more.»
Drowned In Nottingham #9: Festivals special
With festival season about to enter its busiest period, this second scene report of the year from Nottingham and the East Midlands focuses specifically on the numerous events already scheduled to take place in that part of the world over the course of the summer months.»
Spotifriday #47 - This Week on DiS as a playlist
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101 Nordic: A Northern Lights-lit Playlist
Breezy strings, doom-drenched death-metal, synth-pop, submerged harmonies, summery ukeleles and icy xylophones are - as this playlist attests - just some of the sounds of the Nordic region, compiled as part of Nordic Day to celebrate DiS curating a Nordic night tonight in London info.»
The Two Weeks That Was: a fortnight with the new DiS
Two weeks of the new, improved DiS done and dusted. We'd like to thank you for your patience, and invite you to reacquaint yourselves with the staggering diversity of content that we've run this past fortnight»
Refused progress: how Dillinger Escape Plan carry a torch for New Noise
Nine years ago this month, one of the most inspirational rock bands to have ever toured the toilet circuit called it quits. DiS looks at the legacy of Swedish quartet Refused and questions Dillinger Escape Plan's Ben Weinman on how the New Jersey outfit are carrying on their tradition for progress»
Refused Are Fucking Dead: the final chapter
Refused’s The Shape Of Punk To Come album is approaching its tenth anniversary; thus, those that wisely invest in the record today are almost certainly younger, significantly, than those that can recall the Swedish quartet’s breakdown in 1998. Written at a time of heightened tension within the group, the album not only proved to be the band’s high watermark but also one of the most celebrated exhibitions of punk-slash-hardcore song writing ever committed to tape...»
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