Vessels and These Monsters: Touring together in July
Leeds post-rock ensemble Vessels (main photo) and fellow West Yorkshire purveyors of rifftastic experimental rock These Monsters head out on tour together next week. »
These Monsters News
These Monsters: New album, tour & video and free MP3
Leeds four-piece These Monsters release their debut long player on 1st March. Entitled Call Me Dragon, the album was recorded at Foel Studios in Wales with Chris Fielding, whose previous credits include Klaxons and Napalm Death. »
Get Brainwash'ed in Leeds this weekend
What's better than a festival in a great venue with a brilliant lineup? A festival with a brilliant lineup in a great venue that's all for a good cause, that's what. Say hello to the third instalment of the Brainwash Festival»
Youthmovies confirm November tour dates
Oxford’s leading proggy alt-rockers Youthmovies have confirmed a number of live dates for November. Bonus: they’re again taking talking-songs artist Adam Gnade on the road with them»
These Monsters and Wintermute: DiScover faves on tour from tonight
What's this? Two most-excellent DiScover-covered acts on tour together, from tonight? Yip: so get on down to Wintermute (pictured) and These Monsters as and when you're able»
On The Bone and on the ball: new compilation and two gigs to celebrate
Ace Leeds-based indie On The Bone release their second compilation of some of the brightest new talent around next month»
i concur: single and tour coming soon
Leeds four-piece i concur (pictured) release their second single, a double-A entitled 'Lucky Jack’/‘Build Around Me' on Monday March 10. It will be available on both 7" vinyl and iTunes download via Brew Records»
God Is An Astronaut confirm UK dates
In what will be the County Wicklow outfit’s first shows on British shores for many a moon, God Is An Astronaut will be playing four dates in mid-April, coinciding with a pair of releases»
Brainwash Festival: line-up announced for Leeds charity bash
The Brainwash Festival returns to Leeds later this year for three days of bleeps and beats and riffs and rock, all in the name of charity...»
Reminder + UPDATE: DiScover Club is today
Tomorrow, DiS's once-a-month DiScover Club - bringing you the best new music we're loving, for free - rolls into London's Notting Hill Arts Club. The show's a right beauty this month, as we welcome These Monsters, Yndi Halda and Shady Bard to the DiScover fold, alongside DJ action from DiS and Silver Rocket...»
This Saturday: free DiScover Club show featuring Shady Bard, Yndi Halda, These Monsters...
Missing the DiScover Club? I know I am... but miss it no longer! Because it's back, this weekend...»
DiScover Club update: booked until October!
How good is this? DrownedinSound.com – hello, you’re reading us – has only gone and confirmed our DiScover Club bills all the way ‘til October. Wow, for once we’re totally all over this organisational thing...»
DiScover Club update: loadsa free shows for London DiSsers...
Tonight's free-entry event's no one-off, y'know - we'll be putting on more and more free shows at Fopp on London's Tottenham Court Road this year. Be sure to check the site for updated details in the near future. Which leads us quite nicely to this: all the dates for our forthcoming DiScover Club shows...»
WIN! Stuff and tickets to see NEW bands, bands that are GOOD
Jazz-tinged post-rockers of super skills These Monsters - pictured - head out on tour with the also-ace Paul Marshall and Dutch quintet We Vs Death later this month, and DiS has some neat-o prizes to give away in celebration of this union of music-purveying men...»
DiScover Club update: many a (free gig!) date for your diary
Did you attend the first DiScover Club of the year, at London's Notting Hill Arts Club on January 13? If not, why not?! It was ace: we had Loney, Dear, former Eastern Lane man Derek Meins and the well-special House Of Brothers. And it was free. And it was rammed, and fun, and great. Frankly, you'd be very silly to miss any of these upcoming shows...»
DiS in digest: our pick of the week's news stories...
Welcome, weekend readers! (unless you’re reading this on a Monday. Or a Tuesday. Or… yeah, hi.) Here, DiS is pleased to present a digest, if you will, of the week’s most interesting (?) news stories. Hopefully, assuming we remember to do it, this will be a weekly thing – every Friday evening, a neat little summary of the week’s comings and goings in the world of music...»
Monstrous behaviour: bands cancelled in favour of Doherty
Leeds-spawned avant-post-rockers These Monsters and Jeniferever tour mate Paul Marshall had their show at London's Macbeth venue - originally scheduled to take place on Saturday night - scrapped by the venue's new owners in favour of a last-minute booking of Pete Doherty...»
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