Words: Saam Das
From Iain Woods' psychologist album released on 1st January 2015 to Archy Marshall's King Krule follow-up released as December drew to a close, 2015 was certainly an interesting year for album releases. With honourable mentions to Young Fathers, Errors, and Lanterns On The Lake, read below for ten of my favourite albums from the past year:
Showing posts with label Everything Everything. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Everything Everything. Show all posts
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Al Bairre,
Bleachers,
CHVRCHES,
Everything Everything,
feature,
music,
Public Service Broadcasting,
RAC,
Saam Das,
Sigma,
Wolf Alice,
Year In Review,
Years & Years,
Young Wonder
Words: Team FG
Today is Record Store Day, an annual worldwide independent music extravaganza. By the time you read this, you may already have returned from your outing, records in tow. Equally, you might not have set out - every day is something of a record store day, after all. Either way, here are some of our recommended special releases that have come out on Record Store Day 2013.
Today is Record Store Day, an annual worldwide independent music extravaganza. By the time you read this, you may already have returned from your outing, records in tow. Equally, you might not have set out - every day is something of a record store day, after all. Either way, here are some of our recommended special releases that have come out on Record Store Day 2013.
Find More Of The Same:
Among Brothers,
Emily Solan,
Everything Everything,
Frightened Rabbit,
Ghostpoet,
music,
playlist,
Rajan Lakhani,
saam,
Saam Das,
Simon,
Simon Opie,
Suede,
Thumpers
Words: Kieran Toms
Live: Bombay Bicycle Club, Stephen Fry and Everything Everything at The Roundhouse, London (18/07/10)

Everything Everything opened this installment of the seemingly everlasting iTunes Festival in a pleasingly competent fashion – though the majority of the crowd seemed to be fairly unfamiliar with the band to start with, their expansive songs seemed to fit the large venue, and I wouldn’t be surprised if in the future they themselves were headlining venues the size of the Roundhouse.
Live: Bombay Bicycle Club, Stephen Fry and Everything Everything at The Roundhouse, London (18/07/10)

Everything Everything opened this installment of the seemingly everlasting iTunes Festival in a pleasingly competent fashion – though the majority of the crowd seemed to be fairly unfamiliar with the band to start with, their expansive songs seemed to fit the large venue, and I wouldn’t be surprised if in the future they themselves were headlining venues the size of the Roundhouse.
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Bombay Bicycle Club,
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Everything Everything,
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mp3,
music,
remix,
review,
Stephen Fry,
stream
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