Well ‘Fit...'? The Streets Unveil Video For New Single
Plus new album 'A Grand Don't Come For Free' release date & tracklisting and Streets tour dates»
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Plus new album 'A Grand Don't Come For Free' release date & tracklisting and Streets tour dates»
Courtney Love has flashed her breasts at David Letterman before clattering some poor punter with a mic stand.»
Hirsuite Oxford foursome announce lengthy UK tour to coincide with release of 'Greatest Hits' CD & DVD.»
A cartoonish song of love in the frozen North which will brighten up the dullest of days.»
Will the Welsh four piece deliver a, er, knock out punch? Find out here!»
Bruising, boisterous, brilliant and a little bit scary too - welcome to the Street Regal live experience.»
Andre announces UK tour as girlfriend Jordan launches pop career. Oh. My. God.»
Commenting on The Dawn Parade's split last year, enigmatic frontman Greg McDonald claims they "lost six arms, six legs and two brains in an horrific road traffic accident". The truth is somewhat more mundane...»
Saffron Walden rockers Houston 500 have split, barely five months after signing a deal with Global Warming.»
Their 2003 debut album 'Shades Of Black' was trumpeted as "simply stunning" by this very site but will Eastern Lane's new single 'Saffron' be as inspiring? Find out here.»
Boasting the unwieldy moniker Earth The Californian Love Dream, this Nottingham foursome (who include Six By Seven’s Sam Hempton among their number) don’t ascribe to the old adage ‘Less is more’. For them substance rules over style, and subtlety is not a strong point.»
DiS predicted Keane were going to be huge and it seems our prediciton is coming true. So, we rolled up at Northampton's Soundhaus to meet songwriter Tim Rice-Oxley for a chat about how the band got together, found out what excactly ace new single 'Somewhere Only We Know' is all about, their perceived not very rock 'n' roll image, got some songwriting tips and discovered frontman Tom Chaplin's secret Freddy Mercury obsession. Bismallah! No! Etc.»
In America, during the early 1990s, Monster Magnet were big news as red necked males bought the albums ‘Dopes To Infinity’ and ‘Powertrip’ by the bucket load. 2001s ‘God Says No’ fared less well but Monster Magnet retain a cult following and are an undoubted influence on the likes of Blink 182, Green Day, Sum 41 et al. Whether that’s something to be proud is open to question.»
If the annual NME Tour is the musical equivalent of 'Friends', then this is the episode we're calling 'The One Before Matt Davies' Got Flu'. Shame he didn't give something nasty to Franz Ferdinand though...»
During a frenetic 'Sad French Death Metal', Jarcrew frontman Kelson Mathias, jerks spasmodically off stage into a gaggle of bemused punters who seem unsure whether to form a conga line behind him or offer him some loose change and hope he goes away.»
"A disaster". As The Boat Race, Cambridge faces closure, the city's musical community speaks out.»
One of Britain's oldest music venues, The Cambridge Boat Race, is to close.»
Dogs, dying, duelling guitars, and a choir are just some of the treats in store on ‘Jesus Songs’, the new mini album from Cambridge country punk heroes The Broken Family Band. Frontman Steven Adams (he’s the one on the right in the photo with the scary beard) emailed DiS to tell us all about it...»
The bird watching, branch brandishing collective British Sea Power have announced yet another UK tour.»
DiS can exclusively reveal that The Dawn Parade are back together with a new line up and new songs.»
Four songs in and Justin Schlosberg is crowdsurfing already, and thrown back on stage where he will try to climb the sweat drenched walls before giving up, and hammering the floor in frustration. Intense? You better believe it...»
Live, Northampton's The Retro Spankees - Charlie, Josh, Jo and Robert and their mascot Old Mac Monkey the White Sock Monkey - make a kind of racket which isn't so much Rival Schools as 'Remedial Schools', playing gigs to a devoted fanbase known as The Retro Soldiers. So then, what to make of the 'Eggs Are Fragile: Handle With Care' demo?»
Sadly, 'Queen Of The Crackwhores' isn't Sir Cliff Richard's new festive single but instead is the debut single from new Global Warming signings Houston 500.»
Ozzy Osbourne has fallen off his quad bike and hurt himself - badly. According to BBC news, Osbourne broke his collarbone, eight ribs and a neck vertebrae in the accident.»
British Sea Power were forced to cancel Monday night's show at Buckinghamshire Chilterns University after bassist Hamilton fell out of a tree!»
The Bivouac Club, held in a tiny upstairs room at The Duke Of Wellington, is rammed. The crush for the bar is ugly, there’s broken glass everywhere, and condensation is cascading down the windows. Into the anarchic atmosphere, stride British Sea Power...»
On the way home from Manchester's 'In The City', I got this text message: "Don’t forget to put in the bit when Trev wiped his nut sack and rubbed it on my lips. Increase the peace. Ben." Let me explain...»
After a 10 year hiatus, Jane’s Addiction (the band The Red Hot Chili Peppers nicked all their moves from) return to the kind of reception normally reserved for the second coming of Jesus Christ (either that or Duran Duran). Something in the air says this gig is going to be a bit special. Maybe it’s because it’s Halloween, it might have something to with the near naked riot girls or is it indeed it that everyone here seems to be absolutely hammered.»
Tonight’s packed Boat Race gig is something of a celebration for Saffron Walden’s Houston 500, who have just inked a deal with Global Warming, signed shortly after a couple of stunning gigs at ‘In The City’. In attendance are a selection of skinheads, skaters, punks, and foreign exchange students lured by the presence of Icelandic rockers Mínus or perhaps by the chance to broaden their vocabulary thanks to a song called ‘Queen Of The Crackwhores’ (more about that later...).»
The Boat Race is rammed full of excitable people to see Snow Patrol, a band who would previously have struggled to fill a large garden shed. This isn’t lost on Gary Lightbody who is encouraging everyone to spread the good vibes by kissing the person next to them. Nice idea but there’s no way this correspondent is snogging his brother...»