Following up my top tracks of 2017 comes a list of my favourite ten albums of the past year, including promising newcomers and returning giants. The YouTube playlist below will also handily take you through a song from each record.
Showing posts with label The Horrors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Horrors. Show all posts
on Thursday, January 11, 2018
Rockaway Beach (12-14 Jan '18, Butlin's Bognor Regis) // Words: Saam Das
Few music festivals can claim to offer top bands, a roof over your head, and a water-based adventure park all included in the (very reasonable) ticket price, but Rockaway Beach has stepped up to meet these unique needs. Now entering its third year, the first major UK festival of the year kicks off this weekend, featuring the likes of Gang Of Four, Alabama 3, and one of the final performances of the departing Wild Beasts. We've picked out some potential festival highlights across the 2018 edition of Rockaway Beach:
Few music festivals can claim to offer top bands, a roof over your head, and a water-based adventure park all included in the (very reasonable) ticket price, but Rockaway Beach has stepped up to meet these unique needs. Now entering its third year, the first major UK festival of the year kicks off this weekend, featuring the likes of Gang Of Four, Alabama 3, and one of the final performances of the departing Wild Beasts. We've picked out some potential festival highlights across the 2018 edition of Rockaway Beach:
on Monday, July 11, 2011
The Horrors - 'Skying' (UK Release: 11 July '11) // Words: Rajan Lakhani
Some critics commented that the success of The Horrors’ second album was more attributable to the production efforts of Geoff Barrow, most famous for his work with Portishead, given the huge leap from their debut album. However, their latest effort, 'Skying', produced by the band themselves, demonstrates this is a band of real talent in their own right and arguably the best band in the current British indie scene.
Some critics commented that the success of The Horrors’ second album was more attributable to the production efforts of Geoff Barrow, most famous for his work with Portishead, given the huge leap from their debut album. However, their latest effort, 'Skying', produced by the band themselves, demonstrates this is a band of real talent in their own right and arguably the best band in the current British indie scene.
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