The Good The Bad come fast and hard out of Denmark with a noisy mix of surf rock and flamenco. There's no space for vocals, so they don't have any. Just two guitars, some drums and a dangerous amount of pent up energy. ...

Formed in 1991, Cradle Of Filth are arguably Britain's biggest extreme metal band, led by frontman Dani Filth with a fluctuating line-up which has seen more than twenty musicians pass through the ranks. ...

A couple of years ago, master turntablists Kid Koala and Dynomite D were asked to record a soundtrack to a documentary. They had completed a psych rock-influenced score for the film before the entire project was shelved. ...

MaJiKer, aka Matthew Ker, is the British production talent behind Camille (the rather successful French popstress, not the former La Clique singer and Edinburgh Fringe favourite - though both have been getting more attention in the UK of late). ...

With every band in the world now (wrongly) convinced that they are only one 'Grey's Anatomy' placing away from American fame and chart-topping fortunes, how do artists, managers or smaller labels get a ...

This three-piece indie band from Liverpool formed in 2003 after meeting at the city's Institute for Performing Arts. Comprised of two native Liverpudlians - Matthew Murphy and Dan Haggis - and one Norwegian, ...

With an increasing number of artists looking at investment options other than the traditional record label deal, and with many labels having less to invest anyways, a big question for the artist management ...

Artists should use social network sites to drive traffic to their own websites, rather than using the likes of MySpace and Facebook as their primary fan engagement tool. That's the advice of Lou Plaia, ...

The music rights market in the Middle East has great potential, though it is sync rights that are currently generating the serious money. Moves are afoot, however, to form some sort of collecting society, ...

Currently living in Dubai, but hailing from the south of England, The Meerkats formed simply because lead singer Ben Jones was impressed by his now bandmate Ashley Adams' guitar playing. They play acoustic indie rock, though with leanings towards soul and reggae. ...