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Lower Dens
Multi-instrumentalist Carter Tanton is supporting a band he occasionally adds his input to, but while he shares the same lo-fi aesthetic as tonight’s headliners Lower Dens, he is slightly … Read More »
Hot Water Music
East London hipsters won’t be seen begging for anything other than drugs, Geek Pie haircuts and validation from their friends – so the fact that the Old Blue Last is overrun tonight with … Read More »
Fixers ‘We’ll Be The Moon’
Rachael Hogg gives Fixers’ debut the once-over… Read More »
Moonface
One day, the world will realise that Spencer Krug (Moonface himself, as well as leader of Wolf Parade and Sunset Rubdown) is a genius. Then, riches untold will pile up and allow him to do nothing … Read More »
Cate Le Bon
Naming an album after the Polish word for ‘circus’ may seem a strange move for a petdeath- obsessed farm girl from west Wales famed for Nico-esque ditties. But, from the moment jumpy, … Read More »
What A Week With John Kerrison #20
When Cher upset Australia, Suge Knight upset common sense and Barack Obama slow-jammed the news… Read More »
Record Store Day: The Fly’s Favourite Vinyl
In preparation for Record Store Day, The Fly’s writers talk us through their favourite vinyl… Read More »
Blur Announce ‘Blur: 21′ Box Set Release
Body of work available in July… Read More »
Track Of The Day #84
Field Music – ‘Terrapin’ (Syd Barrett cover) Read More »
What A Week #18
When toilet sex got costly, Pete Doherty got promotional and Snoop Dogg tried to get y’all to burn your books… Read More »
Ones To Watch: Eagulls
How hardcore instincts made way for melodies… Read More »
Professor Penguin
Sometimes it’s the quiet ones that make the loudest noises. There’s something Mumford & Sons or Bombay Bicycle Club-esque about Professor Penguin’s stripped-back, simple melodies, yet … Read More »
Weird Dreams
If there’s one muso you don’t want to wake unnecessarily it’s Weird Dreams’ Doran Edwards. The clue’s in the name. Camilla Pia delicately attempts to get in touch… Read More »
Low
A polite queue at the Festival Hall’s box office indicates that tickets were still available for tonight’s show, and there are a few empty seats dotted around the venue. But rather than a … Read More »
Spiritualized
L Ron Hubbard has got it all wrong. If you’re going to front a group whose cult fan-base think that they’re the loyal followers of an intergalactic religion, you could at least get yourself a … Read More »
What A Week With John Kerrison #18
When Elton loved his iPad, Queen got cancelled and a human/mouse hybrid called Madonna “a fu**ing idiot”… Read More »
Hot Chip
Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard tells The Fly about recording new album ‘In Our Heads’… Read More »
Mystery Jets ‘Radlands’
Mystery Jets ‘Radlands’ The soaring pop rollercoaster of Mystery Jets’ last album ‘Serotonin’ was always going to be tough to follow. But after spending a solid two months writing … Read More »
Breton
We must be about due a new wave of nu-rave, and, with their keening Klaxonic vocals, synth saturation, and pilfering of dubstep dynamics without the wobble, Breton could easily be its … Read More »
SXSW Day Two
Shellfish, yard parties and hash cake… Read More »
Daniel Rossen
After a self˜imposed exile, Daniel Rossen re-emerges with his debut solo EP this month. As he tells Lisa Wright, the new Grizzly Bear album´s not far off, either… Read More »
Ones To Watch: Lianne La Havas
Understated confessionals from the new face of modern soul… Read More »
Ones To Watch: Peace
Euphoric math-rock with a serene message… Read More »
Three Trapped Tigers
If 3TT’s synapsecrushing debut caught you off guard last year, here’s an opportunity to catch up with their formative years. This handy compilation of early EPs drafts almost everything that … Read More »
Fairewell
Have you ever held your breath and counted to ten before asking someone out? That’s what Johnny White looks like he’s doing just before he sings. It’s very sweet and a bit exciting, and … Read More »
Track Of The Day #64
Craft Spells – ‘Still Left With Me’ Read More »
