November 2009 Archives

The UK's most inspired and entertaining spectacular goes from underground to overground as it's New Year's Eve show sells out in minutes. The Kazimier - a Liverpool legend in the making - goes POP!

Underage sexual encounters, upping the teenage suicide rate and a couple of old favourites deliver the goods.

An exclusive cut, Mathematics, from the new Wu-Tang Clan record The Wu-Massacre, their first since 2007's 8 Diagrams, dropped late last night. Here it is in all its glory - killer bees!

Mike Torpey returns from the garden shed with a rare gem.

So, Chris or Anand or Ira have revealed the key influence behind 2010's most anticipated record Odd Blood, last night on Twitter...

So, we could pretend that this is going up because there's innumerable music references woven into the tapestry of one of television's all-time greats. But that'd be cheating - and it's been done already. To death. So here's a tasty slice of why The Wire was so damn fine.

Effortless and utterly unique, Paloma Faith dazzles the Academy and Kathryn Guy, with an uncompromising style which refuses to be pigeonholed.

In the second part of his round up of Liverpool Music Week, Slacker Sounds' Spoonboy discovers there's life in the Liverpool underground as Dogshow and Mugstar expand time, space and minds in equal measure while Chrome Hoof bring the party but forget the tune.

The outsider's 'outsider' finds himself joined by everyone including Slacker Sounds' Spoonboy as Liverpool Music Week rolls into action.

Passion Pit are curating their own gig at Korova on Thursday and we've two tickets and two exclusively designed T-shirts to give away.