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Primal Scream and The Jesus & Mary Chain to play Austin Psych Fest
The best festival line-up of next year looks like it’s already been announced as Primal Scream and The Jesus & Mary Chain are confirmed to play Austin Psych Fest in May.
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Various Songs now available online
Various Songs, a film about Pete Fij (Adorable) and Terry Bickers (The House of Love) is now available to rent or buy.
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Swervedriver announce US tour
Swervedriver have announced a US tour for March 2015 in support of their forthcoming new album, their first since 1998.
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Beady Eye split, are Oasis or Ride about to reform?
Liam Gallagher this afternoon announced via Twitter that Beady Eye, his post Oasis group with fellow Creation label-mates Andy Bell (Ride) and Gem Archer (Heavy Stereo), have split after two albums. Beady Eye are no longer. Thanks for all your support. LGx — Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) October 25, 2014 An hour later, the news was…
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Watch preview from Pete Fij and Terry Bickers ‘Various Songs’ documentary
The 1968 Film Group have uploaded a preview of the forthcoming Pete Fij / Terry Bickers documentary online.
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Slowdive conclude 2014 summer festival dates
As the world watched some middle-aged blokes boring everyone about a phone, a watch and a new U2 album last night, Slowdive played the last performance of their hugely successful 2014 festival dates in Switzerland.
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Jasmine Minks release new single
Following the release of their anthology earlier this year, the Jasmine Minks release a new single.
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Gruff Rhys announces US and UK tour dates
Gruff Rhys has announced UK and US tours and a new single to promote his recently released ‘American Interior’ album, book, film and app.
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Pat Collier discusses producing The House of Love
Pat Collier has given an interview about his time producing The House of Love from their 1988 debut to their recent album. The interview is part of a new documentary film about Pete Fij (Adorable) and Terry Bickers (The House of Love) due for release later in the year.
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The June Brides to play The Living Room
The June Brides are to return to the home of Alan McGee’s old Living Room club above the Adams Arms pub (now known as The Lukin) down Conway Street in London.
