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Parachute Youth: Supporting Rudimental is not a clash of interests
I’ve not heard many bands that had quite the same kick as Pendulum did. Their unbelievable fusion of metal guitars and house-typical synths were unmatchable – and then I found Parachute Youth.
By Jamie Lewis | Arts, Music | Monday, 20 May 2013 at 5:30 am
Something For The Weekend in London: November 23-25
Just when you thought The Cultural Exposé’s handpicked weekends couldn’t get any more varied, the next three days has ensured we’ll be having a ball celebrating Japanese culture
By Matilda Egere-Cooper | Arts | Friday, 23 November 2012 at 1:38 pm
Something For The Weekend in London: October 19-21
Howdy, adventurers – we’re out of town this weekend as we’re making our way to Amsterdam to run hard (and play harder), but we leave you with a brilliant weekend that looks a little something like this: hip-hop dance by the good man Jonzi D, a fashion exhibition dedicated to sneakers, a new eatery in West that we’ll be having brunch at fairly soon, and two creative festivals that’ll remind you why Autumn’s going to be the best season of the year. Enjoy!
By Matilda Egere-Cooper | Arts | Friday, 19 October 2012 at 12:17 pm
School drama doesn’t need GCSEs – or Ebaccs, for that matter
As soon as Education Secretary, Michael Gove speaks, most of the education establishment is so busy automatically loathing him and finding fault with his every word that they forget to listen to what he is actually saying.
By Susan Elkin | Notebook | Wednesday, 19 September 2012 at 10:58 am
Santigold: My album was inspired by The Arab Spring and a Jamaican boat ride
Like most people, Santigold was expecting a wild dose of hedonism when she made her first trip to Ibiza.
By Emma Gritt | Arts, Music | Wednesday, 19 September 2012 at 10:14 am
Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard talks exclusively on his collaboration with lady of the moment Jessie Ware
The pair entered the studio for the first time earlier this month as part of Bacardi Beginnings and Independent Blogs managed to grab a few exclusive words with him about the progress of the project.
By Steve Anderson | Arts, Music | Thursday, 23 August 2012 at 6:00 am
To Infinity Ink and beyond: Luca C and Ali Love – the story so far
Infinity Ink are Luca C and Ali Love, a duo who have been friends for over a decade. Having both come from musical backgrounds, working as session musicians, performing in bands and so forth individually – as well as writing songs together for a while, they started making electronic music a couple of years ago and have excelled. Their latest track, Infinity, is a ridiculously catchy and simple affair, perfect for the dancefloor and one of my favourite tracks so far this year. I recently spent an afternoon with them, discussing their careers both past and present…
By Marcus Barnes | Arts, Music | Wednesday, 18 July 2012 at 4:00 am
Daniel Avery: Living in a Phantasy
Between DJing, producing and promoting Daniel Avery leads a busy life, but far from being jaded, the 26-year-old from Bournemouth is incredibly appreciative of his situation.
By Peter Walker | Music | Monday, 4 June 2012 at 4:00 am
B. Traits: Digital Soundboy are like a family – we strive in helping each other succeed
“The reaction to Fever has far surpassed my expectations,” says 23-year-old B. Traits when asked about her debut single, one of the most anticipated dance tracks of the year.
By Sam Moir | Arts, Music | Friday, 23 March 2012 at 12:00 am
Deadboy: ‘The album is a lost art form and dance albums, in particular, are very difficult’
Back in 2009, an unknown producer going by the name of Deadboy burst on to the scene with a track called ‘U Cheated’ which went on to be supported by a host of respected underground DJs. But before then the producer was creating an array of music, from grime and garage to house and techno.
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