Beirut to Headline the End of the Road Festival
Beirut have been named as the first headliner for this years End of the Road festival. Continue reading
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Listen to ‘Who’s in control?’ by British Sea Power
Listen to ‘Who’s in control?’ from the soon to be released album by British Sea Power. Continue reading
Top 20 Albums of 2010
2010 was such a good year for indie and alternative releases that we’ve doubled the size of our annual end of year top ten. Continue reading
David Lowery and Johnny Hickman: The Albert, Brighton, 12 Dec 2010
The driving forces behind Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker delight a daytime pub crowd in Brighton. Continue reading
Belle and Sebastian: Colston Hall, Bristol, 16 Dec 2010
I’d last seen Belle and Sebastian during the Dear Catastrophe Waitress tour and it was the tracks from that album that really stood out. Continue reading
Field Music Take Year Off Touring To Focus on Recording
Speaking at the Maximalism charity gig in Brighton, UK, Field Music told Neon Filler they will be taking a break from touring to spend time recording. Continue reading
Jim Morrison Pardoned For Indecent Exposure Conviction
Jim Morrison receives posthumous pardon for his conviction in 1969 in Florida for lewd behaviour and indecent exposure. Continue reading
Liam Gallagher’s New Band Reveals Debut Album Details
Beady Eye, which consists of all Oasis members at the time of their acrimonious split except for Noel Gallagher, have called their debut Different Gear, Still Speeding. Continue reading
Michael Cera Joins Indie Supergroup
Scott Pilgrim actor Michael Cera has joined Mister Heavenly, playing bass for the indie supergroup for their first set of dates touring the west coast of America. Continue reading
Global War On Music Pirates Escalates
The global war on illegal music sharing and copyright infringment is marching on with the US government the latest to clamp down on music piracy. Continue reading