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View Article  Dave Grohl on Ringo
Did you watch the McCartney Liverpool Sound concert last night?...Spotted the 2nd drum kit... wondered if it was going to be Ringo...   more »
View Article  MicroTrack II
The MicroTrack II offers two channel stereo CD quality recording (up to 100 minutes) in a light weight hand held ...



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View Article  Joy Zipper
Joy Zipper are a singer songwriting duo (and partners in real life) from Long Island, New York who sound to me like a blissed out summer version of Sonic Youth, alternatively...


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View Article  Your new favourite band - every day...
Ian Watson, curator of the musically great How Does It Feel To Be Loved club night, is now writing about a new favourite ...   more »
View Article  Album art
Do like albums? Do you like art? Do you like album art? Sleevage.com is the place for you then my ...


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View Article  Mixing Up The Medicine : Micro-festival
Mixing Up The Medicine is a free one day micro-festival - two floors, 10 bands, a quiz, tiller girl, barbecue, ...   more »
View Article  Scotch On The Socks
The Shadows might seem a little bit square, after all they were also Cliff Richards backing group, but their 1966 B-side...   more »
View Article  Cate Le Bon on Radio tonight
Cate Le Bon is playing 3 live tracks on Marc Riley's show on BBC Radio 6 tonight at 7pm...   more »
View Article  Mixing Up The Medicine
Mixing Up The Medicine is a free indoor micro-festival; two floors, 10 bands, a quiz and much much more - and you won't lose a shoe in the mud. It's put together by the people behind No One Died and Uptight, at The Enterprise pub in Chalk farm on May 25th...
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View Article  FlyKkiller
FlyKKiller are "latest underground hype-sensation to emerge from the annals of London". Dirty-electro sounding with rough edges, and are the wundergroup of...   more »
View Article  Music distribution models
David Byrne's take on the options recording artists now have on distributing their music...   more »
View Article  Fur Q - Uzi Lover
Could notorious gangster rapper Fur Q be about to make a come back...   more »
View Article  10 Songwriters who were better with the band
Also known as the Lindsey Buckingham paradox...   more »
View Article  Led Zeppelin could, may, might...
Three "news" items about Led Zeppelin on NME website - all from today..   more »
View Article  No 6th Beatle
Glad it wasn't just me thinking the "fifth Beatle" tag was wearing thin after being passed to Neil Aspinall who died last week...   more »
View Article  Muxtapes
As previously mentioned (Cassettes & The Art Of Mix Tape), mix tapes were my thing as a younger being. Muxtape.com is the modern equivalent for the web generation...   more »
View Article  Free Roisin for St. Patrick's Day
Roisin headlines London’s St Patrick’s Day celebration in Trafalgar Square this Sunday. It's free.   more »
View Article  Stooges cover Madonna
Stooges covering Madonna's "Burning Up" and "Ray of Light" at last weeks...   more »
View Article  U2-3D
Saw U2-3D last night, and regardless of your feelings towards their music you cannot help but be amazed at this new 3D technology....   more »
View Article  The Cardigans
They've not split up, but they do have a best of out...



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View Article  Róisín Murphy
I don't own any Kylie albums, not through snobbishness, she does great pop - but I just don't think I'd ever listen to a complete album of hers. With that in mind Róisín Murphy's album could...



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View Article  Captain Spangles Crystal Gathering
Handed a flyer last night for Captain Spangles Crystal Gathering is club night at Monkey Chews. The flyers got some great bands listed, and the night will be playing Southern/Northern Soul, Country Tinged 60 & 70's rock and psyche rock...


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View Article  Doubletwist : Media Sharing
Doubletwist is a free application for sharing, enjoying and syncing personal media. It relieves some of the restraints of iTunes, letting downloaded music be shared on more than one device...   more »
View Article  Dalston Oxfam Shop
I used to live in Dalston and didn't think too much of the place at the time - though it sure beat Redhill. The one thing I did like was the large cut price Oxfam store. This wasn't the normal Oxfam shop you find in most high streets, with it's polite collection of books, records and nicely ironed, but generally dull, racks of clothes. This was a proper pile 'em high and sell 'em cheap charity shop, with more stuff for sale than...   more »
View Article  Beatles flat for sell
The only flat all four Beatles shared, in Green Street, Mayfair. Offers in the region of £1.75 million...   more »
View Article  Deconstructing Sgt. Pepper
YouTube clip of isolated vocal and backing tracks from Sgt.Peppers album. Not thought to be a fake, and as many ...   more »
View Article  Friends Of The Bride at No One Died this Saturday
No One Died club is back this Saturday with what people are rapidly calling our best line up yet.We've got Joana & The Wolf (who played our debut night and went down a storm), plus the deservedly lauded Friends Of The Bride...   more »
View Article  Anthology Recordings
Anthology Recordings is the world’s first ever all digital reissue label, its goal to provide an online outlet for rare ...   more »
View Article  Bow Mods - The Beats Still Have It
The Bow Mods new promotional video for The Beats Still Have It was film at the No One Died club ...   more »
View Article  State Magazine
State is a new monthly music magazine giving in-depth coverage of music and popular culture...



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View Article  Weakest Link - Britpop Edition
Talks underway for an edition of The Weakest Link with Damon Albarn, Noel & Liam Gallagher, Jarvis Cocker and other Britpop alumni...   more »
View Article  Pop Britannia
You've got to love the BBC. Recently they've put out some great documentary series, the beautiful seven part The Genius ...   more »
View Article  David Byrne and Thom Yorke talk business
David Byrne and Thom Yorke talk (for Wired Magazine) about the music biz and specifically about Radiohead's "In Rainbows...   more »
View Article  The Moby Quotient
The Moby Quotient mathematically determines the degree to which artists slight their artistic reputation by lending their music to advertising. This used to be known as "selling out"...   more »
View Article  RIP Ike Turner
Ike Turner RIP. Definitely playing River Deep Mountain High at No One Died this Saturday...   more »
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