Live Music 2013

[gjh1971]

a little folk club.

Is that a polite way of saying a club for dwarves?

 

[tweenster]

Went to see Paul Weller last Tuesday in Doncaster and tomorrow I'm off to see From the Jam (featuring Bruce Foxton) in Sheffield - Weller was good but From the Jam should be fantastic!

 

[catfish]

Off to see Dino Baptiste at the Chichester Inn tonight.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Wow. Just seen a poster advertising a Julia Holter gig down the road from my place next Thursday. Have to go to this. It's about a 5 minute walk at a little folk club.

Look forward to a mini review. Hope she is as attractive in the flesh as on video.

 

[spring hall convert]

Ooo sounds good. If you find some Hypnotised tracks whack them up here.
Ah the old days you had to fight to find the music, and that's whats made us so anal about it. I maybe now an old chunt at 40 but I still remember the joy and excitement of finding new bands when I was 15, and still get it.

Here's that Hypnotized record

http://hypnotized.bandcamp.com/

I can't have been the only one impressed. They've been announced as a last minute support for the Clipping show put on by One Inch Badge tomorrow.

http://www.brightonnoise.co.uk/listing/?p=65685

I may well pop down and have another look. Tickets are £1.50 or something through this link

http://www.seetickets.com/Event/clipping-/sticky-mikes-frog-bar/733608

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

As an aside which music magazines and/or websites do people read for reviews and interviews?

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Good ask. Recently I have been using Brighton Source for all local stuff as it concentrates on the smaller bands and venues and is pretty honest. For general album reviews then its Pitchfork, quietus and drowned in sound. Quietus can get a bit wordy and pretentious in places. Dare I say it but the NME has improved drastically the past two years. For example this week album reviews have included Euros Child, The Wave Pictures, Best Coast and a full page and a half on my personal favourites Future Of The Left. They also have a section called Radar which covers new band reviews which is always worth a look. Trouble is you still get the shit stuff- an article entitled 'What's in the drugs found at UK festivals?' for example. I have to say NSC is also a source of recommendations and I have discovered as much through these threads than I have anywhere else.

 

[spring hall convert]

Drowned In Sound, Quietus, Pitchfork, Resident Advisor, Stool Pigeon (very sadly RIP), Wire (magazine), Crack (really good free magazine from Bristol that is distributed to some places in Brighton.), 20 Jazz Funk Greats.

Source magazine & Brighton Noise for local previews & listings. As well as following all the local promoters on Facebook (One Inch Badge, Be Nothing, Love Thy Neighbour, Melting Vinyl, Cupboard Music, Teen Creeps, Tatty Seaside Town, Put It On, Stay Sick etc...)

Finally, I only go out of my way to listen to one Radio show a week, which is http://www.the-seance.com/.Hosted by Pete Wiggs of St. Etienne fame & James Papademetrie who has written for many an esteemed publication. They seem to strike the right balance between new and old, obscure and well known. I never fail to come away from one of their shows with a new love.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Drowned In Sound, Quietus, Pitchfork, Resident Advisor, Stool Pigeon (very sadly RIP), Wire (magazine), Crack (really good free magazine from Bristol that is distributed to some places in Brighton.), 20 Jazz Funk Greats.

Source magazine & Brighton Noise for local previews & listings. As well as following all the local promoters on Facebook (One Inch Badge, Be Nothing, Love Thy Neighbour, Melting Vinyl, Cupboard Music, Teen Creeps, Tatty Seaside Town, Put It On, Stay Sick etc...)

Finally, I only go out of my way to listen to one Radio show a week, which is http://www.the-seance.com/.Hosted by Pete Wiggs of St. Etienne fame & James Papademetrie who has written for many an esteemed publication. They seem to strike the right balance between new and old, obscure and well known. I never fail to come away from one of their shows with a new love.

Was forgetting One Inch Badge, Lout and Melting Vinyl. I guess I could also include the Resident Website although slightly biased reviews based on their preferences and who is playing in store that week. Radio wise I listen to Dandelion Radio and Six Music. Used to be Peel- obviously. His son Tom does a pretty good show following his same style.

 

[spring hall convert]

Was forgetting One Inch Badge, Lout and Melting Vinyl. I guess I could also include the Resident Website although slightly biased reviews based on their preferences and who is playing in store that week. Radio wise I listen to Dandelion Radio and Six Music. Used to be Peel- obviously. His son Tom does a pretty good show following his same style.

Tom Ravenscroft is really worth listening to agreed, he does a good job of emulating his father's wide ranging taste. There's plenty of good stuff on 6, especially outside of the breakfast & teatime slots.

 

[nick c]

Everything Everything are playing the Forum in London on Thursday this week to which i have a ticket that's spare,any offers considered or free if necessary,P.M if needed.

 

[catfish]

As an aside which music magazines and/or websites do people read for reviews and interviews?

Blues Matters and Blues In Britain are my main sources.

 

[The Modfather]

Temples at the Komedia tomorrow

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Nick Cave on Thursday.

 

[Pevenseagull]

Mark Eitzel tomorrow night. I IMPLORE you to go. I have the most incredible 8 days ahead with Cave and Kozelek to follow BUT Mark Eitzel is playing in The Palmeira!

Honestly, the man is different class

 

[Pevenseagull]

 

[Pevenseagull]

Nick Cave on Thursday.

There is a muster point for cabs at the Coopers Cask at 7 if you care to join us

 

[Pogue Mahone]

Jake Bugg tomorrow, Nick Cave on Thursday, Arctic Monkeys on Friday, Steve Mason next Tuesday with the Watford game sandwiched somewhere in there...busy Times.

 

[rcf0712]

Television playing Marquee Moon right through on Monday at the acoustically sound Fly By Night Club in Freo - can't wait....

 

[Albumen]

As an aside which music magazines and/or websites do people read for reviews and interviews?

Quietus for interviews. I then just take my pick from Bleep, Resident, Norman Records mailings and twitter for sounds.