Introducing… continuing our regular feature looking at some of the exciting acts around that you may not have heard of (yet). Our next instalment features Flipron. Where are they from? Glastonbury, UK. Who are they? Jesse Budd – Vocals, guitar,… Continue reading
We interviewed Indie Tracks organiser Stuart Mackay to find out his top tips for running your own festival. Continue reading
Neon Filler’s Joe Lepper visited the town of Glastonbury just a few weeks before the 2010 festival, to hear four local bands and to find out a bit more about the other musical Glastonbury. Continue reading
In celebration of the 2010 World Cup, we have picked our top ten songs about, or inspired by, the world’s most popular game Continue reading
This is the latest in our regular look at new and unsigned bands. Where are they from? Southampton, UK. Who are they? JD – guitar, Jase Dog – lead guitar, Pete – drums, Neil – bass. What do they sound… Continue reading
ATP is among the most remarkable of festivals. Since it started around a decade a go its crucial difference is that a specific band often gets to choose the line up. This tends to give it a greater sense of… Continue reading
There’s also some rarities to get the new wave collectors in a froth. Front 242’s ‘U Men’ is among these, with copies fetching around £300 according to Year Zero. Continue reading
Going to see Field Music at Brighton’s Audio filled me with mixed feelings. I was looking forward to seeing one of my favourite bands but I was a bit depressed and disappointed as well. The band had been moved to… Continue reading
Florida’s Surfer Blood may look like an odd ball bunch of geeks but don’t dismiss them on looks alone – they are churning out some of the best indie-rock around. Seeing them live recently I got to know (or rather… Continue reading
About ten years ago Morcheeba’s Big Calm was everywhere. Seemingly at every party, on every radio station, in every pub and bar across the world. It was unstoppable. Lumped in with the whole tip hop sound of Bristol, despite being… Continue reading