Glenn Bloxham-Mundy catches up with Micah P Hinson as he finishes up touring his excellent new album Micah P Hinson and the Pioneer Saboteurs.
Author Glenn Bloxham-Mundy
Anti-pop Consortium – The Harley, Sheffield 06/04/10
Following the release of 2009’s effectively experimental ‘Fluorescent Black’, Anti-Pop Consortium stopped by on their European travels to pay Sheffield their first ever visit.
Cymbals Eat Guitars – The Cockpit, Leeds, 22/02/2010
Glenn Bloxham-Mundy has a near religious experience as Cymbals Eat Guitars return to the UK after an extensive tour around Europe.
TLOBF Interview :: Spoon
Prior to Spoon’s recent gig at Manchester’s Academy, Glenn Bloxham-Mundy was lucky enough to spend some time talking with Jim Eno, the wonderfully talented drummer and producer.
TLOBF Interview :: Adam Green
We have ways of making you talk! TLOBF interrogates Adam Green. “Excuse me, I’ve just gotta go fart in here……”
Blackroc – Blackroc
Although initially seeming an unnatural and a potentially disastrous project, Blakroc stands out atypically as everything but. Glenn Bloxham-Mundy reviews the Blackroc project.
HEALTH – Harley Hotel & Bar, Sheffield 05/10/09
Throughout the night, HEATH construct their songs on a foundation of unprecedented surprise, onto which glass-necked guitar riffs are built up and up into a mesmerising frenzy. Glenn Bloxham-Mundy gets floored by HEALTH at their live best.
Sky Larkin – Bungalows and Bears, Sheffield 27/09/09
“I thought you’d melted for a second, there”, Katie softy jests with a photographer at one point, who had left a spilt pint in his place after searching for a better camera-angle. Sky Larkin take on Sheffield.
Hallelujah The Hills – Colonial Drones
‘Colonial Drones’, as the title aptly suggests, is a work full of fantasy-like explorations, laden with anthemic choruses and lyrics freely open for interpretation.
Duke Garwood – The Sand That Falls
Recorded in a vast, deserted house, Garwood assumes the position of the meditative recluse, similar to the highly praised (and rightly so) Justin Vernon on his ‘For Emma, Forever Ago LP’.
