Wang Chung – Abducted By The 80s EP

Re-emerging from the 80s Wang Chung – the project led by Jack Hues, which with Dance Hall Days left an indelible mark (and of refined quality) on the easies decade of the last millennium. The new album is the … Read More

Isle Of Wight 2010: Dave’s Diary

Dave shares with AAAmusic is diary of this year Isle Of Wight Festival!

Friday morning 8:00am. 10 figures stand tall, with jackets buttoned and hoods up, shivering in the wet fog as we sail further into nothing, no noise, … Read More

Kylie Minogue – All the lovers

Kylie Minogue is back in style with this catchy dance pop tune. All the lovers is whispered in your ears, Kylie’s voice is at its full seducing potential, and it works.

Produced by Stuart Priced and written by Kish … Read More

The Damned Things @ Borderline

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London, 10th June

The Damned Things debuted in London last Wednesday and, while most of the metalheads of the city were already on their way to the Download Festival, the remaining few headed down to The Borderline in … Read More

Love Amongst Ruin @ Scala

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London, 9th June

After their first gig at Barfly few weeks back, tonight it’s a proper show for Love Amongst Ruin, Steve Hewitt new project (yes, the ex Placebo drummer).

For those of you who, like myself, really … Read More

MUSE (plus KASABIAN,FRIENDLY FIRES,CALIBRO 35) – S. SIRO STADIUM

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Milan, 8th June

It was uncertain till 4 days before, but at the end I made it. It’s a special occasion in a very special venue and I want to enjoy the best of it, so I must … Read More

Introducing EDEI

There are not many girls who by the tender age of 21 can claim to have not only sung with Jay-Z on Top Of The Pops but also toured the UK with the country’s biggest girl band.  But then … Read More

Richard Hawley – False Lights From The Land EP

The ocean, with the deep blue water, waves and the magical underworld hiding beneath it has always attracted artists. It may be the sense of calm before a storm, it may be the sense of impotence we feel towards … Read More

Crystal Castles – Crystal Castles

I first heard of Crystal Castles as an impressionable teenager two years ago, they were raved about in every magazine I could get my hands on (I.E = NME) as purveyors of music that was more like aural terrorism … Read More

Pixies @ Troxy Ballroom

London, 3rd June

Halfway through the Pixies’ heroic showing at Mile End’s Troxy Ballroom something occurred to me that was something of a rarity, I had yet to think of a snappy opening statement to my inevitable review of … Read More