Django all the way
Music Editor Chris Scott talks to Edinburgh’s Django Django synth-player Tommy Grace about their rise to fame, summer festivals and where on earth their album cover came from. Having had a great year so far, releasing a well received debut album and gaining plenty of new fans, the future looks like it can only continue to get even better for them
On The Record: Will Smith – Willennium
Having gained a fresh perspective on many of the greatest albums ever created it only seemed right to end On The Record with a true masterpiece. Some could argue Big Willie Style sold more, others believe acting to be Will Smith’s true calling, but what is undeniable is that Willennium is a timeless classic that defined a whole millennium
Drumming up something special with Rival Sons
Just before supporting Black Stone Cherry on their recent UK tour, online Music Editor Graham Matthews caught up with Michael Miley, the drummer of blues rockers Rival Sons. He discusses their next album, keeping rock alive, career highlights so far and having some of the youngest fans
Not to be confused with the ‘Summer of 69′ crooner, his almost namesake entertained The Sage last month
Trance done the best way, by Above & Beyond as they stopped by toon on last month’s Group Therapy Tour
Using the creep-o-meter we work out some of the best, and worst, chat-up lines contained within music lyrics
Album Review: Norah Jones – Little Broken Hearts
The fifth album from the American singer-songwriter
Rather than look back at the local bands previously featured in SceNE2, a final one, Ajimal, is introduced
Album Review: Marcus Collins – Marcus Collins
Last year’s X-Factor runner-up unsurprisingly still got a record deal and has released this self titled affair
Win! Beach Break Live Weekend Tickets
Sort your summer festival plans out with two free tickets to Beach Break Live in South Wales from 14-18 June
Preview: Inertia Presents: Dimensions 2012 Launch
The official launch party for Croatia’s dance festival
Album Review: Mystery Jets – Radlands
Hailed as ‘Mystery Jets Mark 3′ by their frontman, Radlands still contains some of their original quirkiness
Interview: This Many Boyfriends
This Many Boyfriends are a self-confessed indie-pop band hailing from the glorious North of England
