Beacons Festival 2012
Jet-jamming hypersoul spacer Star Slinger and Tender-goth sounding electropop duo Au Palais with off-kilter electronic beat glitterballs D/R/U/G/S at this year’s Beacons Festival
MoreJet-jamming hypersoul spacer Star Slinger and Tender-goth sounding electropop duo Au Palais with off-kilter electronic beat glitterballs D/R/U/G/S at this year’s Beacons Festival
MoreJust 30 minutes from London and set in the beautiful surroundings of Robins Cook Farm, REDFEST is now a three day music festival and into its fifth edition. REDFEST has earned a reputation for championing new bands, solo artists and DJs. And REDFEST 2012 promises to be the biggest and best weekend yet! Check out […]
MoreCommon Tongues are a Brighton based 5 piece that combine the belly fruit of Bob Dylan and The Beach Boys to create compelling stories of their lives and loves. 2010 was a good year for the band. They formed in the early spring and found themselves on some fun festival dates such as Great Escape, […]
MoreThe coolness soon whisks up a brisk speed and this suspends momentarliy before plunging splendidly back into the waving chorus “Nothing is awright …” Songs are filled with surprises as sweet as jam …
Moreelectronic impulses shot – hot – like love capsules being sprayed at you from an angry cupid…
More“Bad Bob” is one of the many superb songs on the album. Jangling guitars and plucked strings are rippled with tinkling ivories, reminiscent of warm summer nights in Memphis and splashing about in the creeks with your buddies.
More“Where are my girls?” She shrieks. “Let all the girls come through – let them come up here – I like to be surrounded by the Women of Rock…” She was soon to be surrounded by her slaughter of innocents.
MoreGood, honest working man rock. Like ‘Slade’ in the glory days ….
Morefiddle from Ben entwines the melodies and lyrics of each carefully crafted song, whilst the shaking, clacking rhythm is kept alive-alive-oh with Joolz on Bodhrán and Filthy on the bouncing bass guitar. The rattle of snare is never too far off- from Mad Dawg.
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