Classic Albums: Daft Punk - Homework
We’ll always find romance in the retrospective, conveniently forgetting the flaws and removing the rough-edges, but where Britain was buoyantly flouncing and bouncing to a decidedly Britpop beat,...
View ArticleThe Penniless Podcaster: Amy Redmond
Technology has completely altered all previous forms of communication. Why call when you can Skype? Why visit the library when you can purchase a Kindle with 3 million historic books? And why listen...
View ArticleA Letter From... Cornwall #1
There's a lot of misconceptions about the South-West music scene. Having lived here for coming on two years now (that's a scary thought), I'm beginning to understand why. With the lack of venues to...
View ArticleStart Your Own Label: Hannah Holland
Independent labels are about creating a family / crew of like minded artists, a sound and idea. A driving belief in your music and attitude, a base for your audience to come enjoy other similar...
View ArticleUntrue: Burial
Sometimes we surprise even ourselves. With the new Burial EP ('Kindred') leaking out of the ClashMusic stereo, someone pointed out that we had - in fact - already interviewed the reclusive London...
View ArticleRock And Rules - Joan Baez
Folk queen and civil activist Joan Baez has spent a lifetime making her voice heard. Here’s what she has to say. Find your sound I listened to music when I was little and just fell in love with it. I...
View ArticleExtract: In Search Of The La's
Despite only releasing one complete studio album (which they promptly dis-owned) Liverpool group The La's still loom large in British music. Perhaps it's due to their famous champions - Noel Gallagher...
View ArticleWest Side Story - Tyga
Cussing. Boasting. Mummy: The sacred triptych of hip-hop. Chuck in some territorial posturing (our coast is better than your coast!), big name guest appearances and a video which jizzes a party-popper...
View ArticleFashion East: Lulu Kennedy
Lulu Kennedy, "You could almost hear an echo of all the punk bands that played there over the years." For those of you who live in a cave or have failed to notice the headlines, London Fashion Week is...
View ArticleAWOL Marine: Perfume Genius
There’s a moment on the new Perfume Genius ‘Put Your Back N 2 It’ where everything – voice, lyrics, arrangement, production – seem to pull together, as tight as the head of a pin. ‘AWOL Marine’ ends...
View ArticleSingles Round Up - 20th February
Welcome to this week's rummage through some of the singles released this week, 20th February 2012. Covered this week are Gang Colours, A$AP Rocky, Deaf Club, Kasabian, Benjamin Francis Leftwich and...
View ArticleOnes To Watch - NZCA/Lines
Unless you’re pretty sured up on your Peruvian geoglyphs, you won’t have the foggiest where the idea for Michael Lovett’s disemvowelled NZCA/Lines tag comes from. Perched outside a modest café in the...
View ArticleLabel Profile: Erased Tapes
In an ideal world, a record label should be a place for like minds to meet, to spark off new ideas and break through barriers. Erased Tapes certainly does that. Splitting its time between London and...
View ArticleWears The Trousers: Roundhouse Rising
Wears The Trousers! was a short panel which took place on Saturday (February 18th) as part of Roundhouse Rising. Analysing the influence women can have on the music industry, the panel brought...
View Article10 Things You Never Knew About... Patti Smith
Patti Smith’s debut ‘Horses’ is widely considered as one of the most startling debuts in rock history. We delve into the lesser-known history of the Godmother of punk rock… 1. Patti Smith’s first gig...
View ArticleDJ Disasters: Clouds
Every DJ has one. A night when everything that can possibly go wrong does - and it does so in spectacular fashion. ClashMusic brings you DJ Disasters, featuring some of the most respected figures in...
View ArticleA Letter From... Manchester #1
2012 is going to be a really exciting year for Manchester, there's lots of interesting stuff going on in every direction, bands/artists and labels all getting on with their own things, creating their...
View ArticleMy Better Self: Tennis
Tennis make pop songs – that much is obvious. The band’s debut album ‘Cape Dory’ was chock full of them, with Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore famously sketching out material when sailing across the...
View ArticleRock And Rules - Meat Loaf
Meat Loaf has been a rock heavyweight for almost forty years. It’s time now to share his life experiences. PLEASE YOURSELF You have to make yourself happy. That hasn’t always held true for me, because...
View ArticleA Winged Victory For The Sullen
Formed almost by chance, everything A Winged Victory For The Sullen put their name to has a great sense of deliberation. The band's brooding, slowly evolving music sits somewhere between avant garde...
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