Presenting their latest LP ‘Original Colours’, the Brooklyn/LA duo High Places return to Brighton for a night of dark and ambient electronica. Whimsical and unafraid, expect a hypnotic set packed full with psychedelic vocals (courtesy of front-woman Mary Pearson) and heavy bass that perfectly combine and create songs worthy of a John Carpenter soundtrack if his movies were mainly set in the deep and mysterious American desert.
Green Door Store 13th Feb 2012
We sit down for a chinwag with Britain’s only undead ringmaster, and he explains how and why it all began.
Esme Jalla’s not soaring high in her first yoga class; she’s falling towards her mat, racing her drops of sweat to the floor.
Allan Fowler was at the Dome for a line up that goes way ‘all star’. He talks us through what happened next.
Epic instrumental post rock from Texas, the Explosions In The Sky gig at the Concorde had the band’s fans a quiver.
It seems like every second person is involved in a record label at the moment, but Friendly Dinner are certainly worth more than a raised eyebrow.
We sit down for a chinwag with Britain’s only undead ringmaster, and he explains how and why it all began.
Esme Jalla’s not soaring high in her first yoga class; she’s falling towards her mat, racing her drops of sweat to the floor.
Allan Fowler was at the Dome for a line up that goes way ‘all star’. He talks us through what happened next.
Epic instrumental post rock from Texas, the Explosions In The Sky gig at the Concorde had the band’s fans a quiver.
It seems like every second person is involved in a record label at the moment, but Friendly Dinner are certainly worth more than a raised eyebrow.
It’s finally here; the secret of who’s playing Brighton’s biggest, summer dance event is well and truly out.
Do you like music? What about free stuff? And how about intimate moments? If your answer was yes to all three, then get down to Resident.
OIB have just released ‘Sea Monsters 2′, a CD of the best Brighton bands. They tell us about supporting the local scene and buying condoms for the Wu Tang Clan.
When Olly Murs came second in 2009′s X Factor, few imagined that he’d soon be enjoying two nights at the Brighton Centre.
Want to see how much effort Kenny Mc Cracken puts into the SOURCE cover shoots? Well, see this video of the OIB shoot. Here’s a clue – they weren’t really in the sea.
There’s plenty of crafty types hidden away around Brighton, so we’ve forced some of the best right into your consciousness. Enjoy.
Wonder if Boyz II Men knew they’d be doing their super smooth r’n'b this long. Probably not, or they’d have chosen a different name. Emote away boyz.
OIB have just released ‘Sea Monsters 2′, a CD of the best Brighton bands. They tell us about supporting the local scene and buying condoms for the Wu Tang Clan.
We sit down for a chinwag with Britain’s only undead ringmaster, and he explains how and why it all began.
As well as making super-heavy, genre-mashing dance music that refuses to be po-faced, High Rankin is also a very funny fucker.
So you’ve finished you January detox, what now? Back to Frosty Jacks and McDonald’s or plotting a more righteous path?
Allan Fowler was at the Dome for a line up that goes way ‘all star’. He talks us through what happened next.
We’ve quick snapped several eye catching outfits that really got our lens zooming. Kevin Meredith wandered the streets and these are what he found.
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