Indie Interviews

Ahead of their LOUD WOMEN Fest slot next month Cassie Fox caught up with Manchester's best post-punk band, LIINES

In the midst of all that he also writes a f*cking great tune from time to time

Fader talk about the past, the present and the future to Louder than War's Paul Scott-Bates, The electronic pioneers Neil Arthur and Benge have joined forces and have their debut collaboration, First Light, ready for release soon. They discuss changes in the recording process, how the addition of vocals has changed some of their collaborative work and the excitement of working with other luminaries within the electronic sphere.

"There’s nowhere for working class people to go now" Thee Deadtime Philharmonic talk to LTW ahead of the release of their new album

Ahead of the release of new album I Can Spin A Rainbow we talk to Amanda Palmer about working with Edward Ka-Spel of The Legendary Pink Dots

Edinburgh duo Hugh Duggie and Ian White are ex Factory Records and ex Mute artists, with BBC 6 Music's Gideon Coe already giving them exclusive airtime, Sons of...

As Maximo Park gear up to release their sixth studio album, we catch up with Lukas and Paul from the band

Known as one of the best live bands of the 1990s Senseless Things are preparing for a reunion show. Cassie Fox catches up with Ben Harding.

One of the great lost bands of the '80s The Train Set started strong but disappeared as quickly as they'd exploded on the scene. They're now back with new material.

Hooton Tennis Club are one of the best young bands on the music scene at present. With two albums already released, the second Big Box Of Chocolates just released, and their live TV debut recently secured they are moving onto pastures new and gaining raves reviews across the board.

  London based swooning sunshine pop guitar band Swimming Tapes have released 3 stunning singles in 2016, with a 4th single Cameos just released to complete...

Larkins Interview Larkins is a young up and coming indie rock band from Glossop. Rooted in the Manchester music scene, they are more commercially oriented...