Out of all the festivals in the calendar, Boomtown has established itself in a relatively short time as possibly the most outrageously enjoyable. If you know someone who has been, they have no doubt frantically been screaming in an almost drunken stupour about just how bloody great it is and how you simply have to come this year. […]
The album starts off fiercely, with a statement of intent and a middle finger to the established norm. A sample mocking the hypocritical fascination with independence in the mainstream, before leading into “Awkward Flow”, a track that exhibits precisely the level of intensity Eiren and Catharsis plan to come at you with on this. In the break,
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In Ontario, Canada, there are three men making music. Not particularly surprising, I’m sure you’ve heard that story a million times. But these are the three that Yack has chosen to present to you, because we believe, they’re awesome. In Sanity is a hippity hop collective consisting of Eiren, Catharsis and Gonzo. They don’t have a
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As rock guitar bands marched across the mainstream we received an influx of bands saturating the charts with the jangling deathknell of respectability for the medium. As we stand at the tail end of this trend, bands are emerging once more who champion all that once made this niche genre so appealing, Cheshire three piece
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Whilst some believe that true art should be restricted and vaulted away in galleries, I, an obviously more refined individual, do not. What we need is a revolution in the way art is conceptualized. Art is coming for the people, art is raining down all around us, art is constantly coming, and we are being
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Mediocre At Best is the debut solo EP by singer song writer Kristian Lasham. A title which Lasham explains is a statement about today’s music and how ‘music doesn’t have to be perfect and polished or over produced’, which from the introduction alone you can clearly hear that this is reflected in his own work. There is
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