Showing posts with label Pope Joan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pope Joan. Show all posts
on Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Words: Saam Das


You may well recognise the above photo from our recent post about the brilliant Pope Joan single, 'The Celebration'. Well, they've only gone and changed their name to Black Black Hills. A wise decision? A foolish one? I don't think we can say just yet.
on Thursday, July 14, 2011
Words: Saam Das


Last night, I went to see Pope Joan and Paris Suit Yourself at London's hipster hangout, The Old Blue Last. While the former put on an impressive show - much like the energetic performance I saw during The Great Escape - Paris Suit Yourself were astoundingly brilliant. They're punk. They're blues. They're jazz. They're metal. They're (experi-)mental.
on Friday, July 08, 2011
Words: Saam Das


One of the best performances I saw at The Great Escape festival earlier this year came from local band Pope Joan in the small backroom of a pub about a bajillion miles away from the rest of the festival. They released the standout track from that evening, 'The Celebration', this week. Listen to both sides of the single below.
on Friday, May 20, 2011
Words: Saam Das


Last week, I descended upon Brighton for The Great Escape, "Europe's leading festival for new music" and sort of the UK version of SXSW. For once, this review is not late out of laziness but designed to tie in with my scheduled appearance on Now Playing, a new BBC 6Music show, where I'll be chatting about three of my favourite bands of the festival tonight. Or you can read about those three and more below.

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