ATP The National: the DiS review
Eli Lee passes judgement on the National's ATP.»
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Dispatch: Blur in Hyde Park at the BT London Live Olympic Closing Ceremony Celebration Concert, August 12th 2012
So that’s it for the Olympics. In Hyde Park, we get BT London Live's Hyde Park Closing Ceremony Celebration Concert (ahem) with an incongruously brilliant line-up: Blur, The Specials, New Order. Across town, there’s the Spice Girls and Take That. Only after both end do I see the cynical tweets from over there, slamming the gaudiness, the bad acts, Sebastian Coe. Here, though, there’s a delicious calm. We’ve been tipped out onto the streets with those famous words: “The days they seem to fall through you well just…let them go,” resounding in our heads. Is Damon talking about zen-like non-attachment or drug-addled carelessness? I never figured that one out. In any case, Blur close the Olympics with ‘The Universal’ and it’s beautiful and right. One Direction, Muse – even Neil Tennant in a conical hat – seem impossibly distant.»
Away Game festival: the DiS review
Away Game is different class, run by truly generous folk with the right priorities. »
ATP Jeff Mangum: the DiS review
Two weeks ago Jeff Mangum's rescheduled ATP finally took place. And we had reviewers there and everything - but in tribute to the three month delay of the festival, we had a slight delay on the write up, which is here with you now, at last, sorry. »
Teeth Of The Sea at The Lexington, London, UK, Sun 15 Jan
Brutal, savage and a shitload of fun.»
The Amazing - Gentle Stream
Gentle Stream is the kind of album that's going to help you get through the winter.»
Roedelius Schneider - Stunden
This album isn't the sort of stuff to be consumed in a rush. You could indeed listen to it, hearing new piano trails or electronic undertows each time, for hours.»
Ben Folds - The Best Imitation of Myself - A Retrospective
How can you hide that a musician went from inspired to mediocre?»
Thee Faction - Up The Workers!
More likely to provoke a knees-up than a revolution. »
John Maus - We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves
Perfect examples of synth-as-joy-producing wonder drug.»
Seb Rochford, Pamelia Kurstin - Ouch Evil Slow Hop
It's clear that when they're jamming together Sebastian Rochford and Pamelia Kurstin can do anything – and they don't care whether you think it's nice or not.»
Rural Alberta Advantage - Departing
The songs whip by in a breathless concoction of sweetness and anger, yearning and stomping.»
The Mountain Goats - All Eternals Deck
The juxtaposition between style and content here is pretty much ingenious. »
Julianna Barwick - The Magic Place
In The Magic Place, Julianna Barwick creates dense and luminous sonic architecture with just two main tools – her voice and a loop station.»
The Cave Singers - No Witch
Stay lovely, boys! »
The Moondoggies - Tidelands
There's no kink to be found here – Tidelands is straightforward Americana, conventional from the get-go. »
Drowned in Manchester #15 – May 2013
armchair dancefloor 39: Mount Kimbie interview, Bobby Browser, Powell, Move D, Leon Vynehall...
DiS meets John Lydon - Part 1: The Man
DiS Does Singles 20.05.13: Paramore, Laura Marling, The Replacements
DiS joins the Music Alliance Pact + May 2013's global MAP compilation
Drowned in Bristol #12
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