
Sheffield-based noiseniks Rolo Tomassi will be previewing their new album on a mini UK tour early next year, playing five shows across England and Scotland.

‘Welcome To The New School of Surf and Flamenco’ is the subtitle that adorns The Good The Bad’s debut EP, and for geographical reference lovers out there, they hail from Denmark. Not the Wild West as you may be led to believe on this introductory mo

More Spotify based fun, featuring Panda Bear, Frightened Rabbit, Liars, Hot Chip, Field Music, LCD Soundsystem, Hefner and a bag more.

When Adam Lee Miller announced at this year's Indietracks Festival that The Manhattan Love Suicides were no more, many tears were shed in anger, particularly by those that hadn't been fortunate enough to witness their ramshackle lo-fi indiepop in the flesh...

You know how at school, there were always rough kids with slight eccentricities? Like the guy who broke a 19-year-old’s nose, but would drink nothing but Earl Grey, or the fly-half who was passionate about crochet. They’re barely perversions but someh

Ahaaaaaaaa! Simian Mobile Disco are back! With a new video! Featuring Beth Ditto! Yeah! Her from The Gossip.

Has the world gone completely ga-ga for shoegaze? Over the next couple of weeks it will feel like it has. Having literally spent the past six months counting down the days at the prospect of seeing My Bloody Valentine, Sonic Youth, Swervedriver et al thirty-six times over at this year's ATP: The Nightmare Before Christ......mas event at Minehead, the wonderful Club AC30 only go and announce the three-day Reverence series of shows at London's ICA venue.

Welsh favourites of ours, Future Of The Left have just announced - at the very last minute - a UK tour for late November and early December. More power to them, I say.

It seems that barely a week goes by without Los Campesinos! creating a news story for DiS. We owe them for keeping us in crisps and arcade money. And so we honour them, with a slot in our 'Records That We Are Quite Excited To Hear In 2010' preview week.

Last week DiS was kindly invited down to the Rough Trade office/bunker to have an exclusive listen to the first five tracks from the new Mystery Jets record. Due in mid-April, the boys are still not letting the daddy tour with them, but that's the way it goes some times.

It seems that barely a week goes by without Los Campesinos! creating a news story for DiS. We owe them for keeping us in crisps and arcade money. And so we honour them, with a slot in our 'Records That We Are Quite Excited To Hear In 2010' preview week.

London new-style folkies Mumford & Sons have just announced a full-on UK tour for spring next year, taking in some of the UK, and even a little bit of the lovely island of Ireland.

Back in 2007/8, Brooklynite trio (then quartet) Yeasayer were a tricksy proposition, their debut album All Hour Cymbals lurching wildly between utter genius and slight tedium, their curious blend of world music, pop and prog alternately staggering and dull. You may therefore not be entirely prepared for the frankly mag......nificent follow up Odd Blood, a fantastic Eighties and Nineties flecked electro-pop album that ditches the quasi Africana and the pomp in favour of hooks so shiny you could stab a man with them. A review to come in the new year, but for now enjoy this here write up of DiS’s recent chin wag with Anand Wilder, Chris Keating and Ira Wolf Tuton.
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Earlier this year, New York shoegazers Asobi Seksu released their third studio album Hush. It showed progression from their previous releases, moving away from their usual noise-heavy sound to something a little less ostentatious. As it turned out, the re

Graham Massey has been making records for longer than the sapling writing this review has been alive. Some might say this means he doesn’t have to care about the sapling’s opinion of his latest project, Sisters Of Transistors, which finds him playing

Blur are massive. Gigantic. Overbearing, some might say. Yet, it wasn't always like this. Once upon a time they were a small band, who were playing railway museums in the far flung outer reaches of North Eastern Essex.

2009 Mercury Prize winning South London rappist Speech Debelle has left her record label, Big Dada, in quite a little bit of a storm, after being unhappy with distribution and related issues (read: general poor sales) following her prize-winning in September.

Last week DiS was kindly invited down to the Rough Trade office/bunker to have an exclusive listen to the first five tracks from the new Mystery Jets record. Due in mid-April, the boys are still not letting the daddy tour with them, but that's the way it goes some times.

DiS's 2010 preview week rolls on apace as we check in with Joe Goddard, the electronic half of the Hot Chip writing axis. He reveals all (well, quite a lot) about the electro-poppers' impending fourth album, One Life Stand, due February. --- DiS: Okay,



























































