“We get along really well, we don’t argue or get drunk and call each other bastards.”
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Since Mika Miko split and No Age started touring the world, LA’s The Smell scene has been searching for a new, less garage-y sound, and its found it in ravesploitation.
Liars have always been proponents of the idea of more – more bass, more fuzz, more weirdness.
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Pop music: the most annoying, tenuously linked product pushed via the World Cup.
Originally published in issue 18 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. June 2010
Cerebral Ballzy / Sauna Youth / Fiction / Crystal Fighters / Crocodiles
Originally published in issue 18 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. June 2010
What the (wo)man on the street makes of our first compilation LP
The return of M.I.A and a controversial music video that we shouldn’t consider a mindles...
Originally published in issue 17 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. May 2010
This time last year Earnest Weatherly Greene was just a 26-year-old Georgian who grew up i...
Originally published in issue 17 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. May 2010
This weekend (May 27th-29th) we went to what was probably the best festival we've been to,...
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Originally published in issue 16 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. April 2010
Brooklyn’s Small Black sound like a band that started in an attic one summer.
Originally published in issue 16 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. April 2010
Phil Sharp and Owen Richards stuck out a fair bit of this year's extra soggy Camden Crawl,...
The big No of polite company is today even less welcome in popular music
Originally published in issue 15 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. March 2010
Factory Floor / Bitches / Flats / Memoryhouse / Becoming Real / Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster
This week we’ve been listening to Dels [pictured], Frankie Rose & The Outs, Disclosure, Rusko and El Guincho.
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Pop music: the most annoying, tenuously linked product pushed via the World Cup.
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