Tag: blossoms
Blossoms: Foolish Loving Spaces – album review
Stockport-based group Blossoms have returned with their third record ‘Foolish Loving Spaces’. On the album they manage to take influence from some of the biggest icons in the pop world, all while keeping their Manchester-sounding roots well in tact. By doing so they produce their most accomplished and best sounding work to date.
VO5 NME Awards Tour: O2 Academy Newcastle – live review
A hit and miss evening, with epic highs and woeful lows the NME Awards tour fails to hit the spot on this occasion with a lack of diversity.
Blossoms: Manchester Albert Hall – Live Review
Blossoms
Manchester Albert Hall
2nd December 2016
Stockport lads Blossoms deliver a mightily-impressive homecoming set. James Lowther caught them at the Albert Hall, with Naomi Dryden-Smith providing...
Interview: Blossoms “We’re Just Five Lads”
Louder Than War's James Lowther caught up with Blossoms last month at Parklife ahead of their album release on the 5th August.
FestEVOL 2016 Preview: New Additions, stage times and bands to watch
Bands including TVAM, Beach Skulls and Moats have been added to an already impressive line-up for the Liverpool festival taking place at Camp and...
LIVE
OtZvuki Mu- Live in St Petersburg – Review
In a continuing series, Louder than War explores the Russian live scene, which, despite COVID-19, is carrying on pretty much as normal...
INTERVIEWS
Dub Sex: IKON rare video footage – Interview with Mark Hoyle
Wayne AF Carey speaks to Dub Sex front man Mark Hoyle about The Underground videos at Strawberry Studios and the great compilation album.
NEWS
Louder Than Words festival announce details of online version of this November’s music and books fest
Louder Than Words Fest has been described as 'The UK's biggest music based literature festival'. Our 2020 on-line festival weekend brings together authors, artists, poets, performers, lyricists, journalists, DJs, bloggers, publishers, fans and aficionados of music and popular culture for in conversations, panel dscussions, meets and greets, workshops and more!
MEDIA
Made in Hong Kong – film review
Made in Hong Kong (1997)
Director: Fruit ChanCast: Sam Lee, Yim Hui-Chi, Wenders Li
Running time: 108 minutes
Language: Cantonese...
FESTIVALS
11 Band Podcasts You Need to Hear
With the live music scene ground to a frustrating halt, bands and musicians are finding innovative ways...
