Since the 1993 release of his debut Doggystyle, Snoop has adopted quite an amount of animal based alter-egos. Boasting a musical resume that includes Hip-Hop, G-Funk, Reggae and Pop. Notably including Snoop Doggy Dogg, Snoop Lion, Snoop Dogg, and the iconic rapper’s latest Funk-influenced project Snoopzilla. Not forgetting the artist’s stints as a silver screen and … Continue reading
The new single from London’s Big Sister is also the debut release from CROCODILE RCRDS: an independent label founded by Hatcham Social brothers Toby and Finnigan Kidd. Initiating with a spidery, entrancing guitar riff, it soon becomes clear that Let’s Go Fly A Kite is far from a modern take on the Mary Poppins classic. Instead, the single … Continue reading
In the lead up to the band’s jaunt down to Brighton for their set at this year’s Great Escape, London’s Arrows of Love have unveiled the video for their new single – The Knife, a previous live favourite from the band’s riotous live sets. Initiating with the solemn, restrained sound that would have, perhaps, been … Continue reading
Playing the role as a fundamental pioneer for one of the UK’s most current dance crazes, Benga has returned with his third solo album Chapter II, following 2008’s Diary of an Afro Warrior, as well as 2010’s Magnetic Man LP with cohorts Skream and Artwork. So in the build up to the release of Chapter … Continue reading
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So here it is, the one time of year that invites an annual tradition of boyfriend forgiveness, with a bunch of cheap flowers and a bag of Cadbury’s misshapes: making up for all of those Black Ops hours of social isolation. But if you’re one of those that feels the urge to kick cupid right in … Continue reading
As if the Coachella line up announcement wasn’t enough excitement for one day: Britpop veterans and Sheffield misfits – Pulp – have announced the formal release of After You, the first glimpse of new material since 2002’s Bad Cover Version. The song that was given as a Christmas gift to fans that attended what may have been the band’s … Continue reading
From the announcement of their third studio album, Holy Fire, the level of excitement for Foals’ to release the follow up to 2010’s Total Life For Ever has been colossal. And with the release of Inhaler it was certain that the band’s sound has been altered, but for the second single release from the album, the band have produced their most … Continue reading
When the question of ‘What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?’ was popped, back in march 2011, we can safely say that none of us had expected the four-piece to be headlining London’s O2 arena, just two years down the line. But after coming of age with their second album, The Vaccines morphed into hairy … Continue reading
It’s been clear to see that since their awaited return, back in June, with the first single from their forthcoming sophomore album – Good Together, that Chapel Club have completely refurbished their sound and song writing skills. As the band that used to allow a strong dose of melancholia to permeate through their guitar driven sound, seem to have … Continue reading
