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In celebration of their 25th anniversary, Tom Hannan takes a closer look at the reasons why Sub Pop came to be Seattle’s most iconic record label.
A year on from the demise of the Swedish duo, we attempt to piece together the history of the most elusive band in modern music from the people who were there.
Tom Hannan recounts the tale of My Bloody Valentine as the band release highly anticipated remastered versions their most celebrated works.
In the first instalment of a new column Josh Hall explains why indie died in 2012, and why this is resolutely a good thing.
The beautiful new Myspace is built around music – and with Best Fit you can try it out right now.
Best Fit went to the Mercury Prize ceremony last night, and this is what we thought of it all.
This year’s Mercury Prize will be announced this Thursday in London and The Line Of Best Fit shall be there, schmoozing, tweeting and probably having one too many glasses of whatever complementary drinks are on offer.
Thomas Hannan takes a close look at Blur – 21: The Box, a special edition release which gives an intimate insight into the progression of one of Britain’s greatest bands.
This week saw the announcement of the 2012 Red Bull Music Academy attendees. At last month’s Sonar we caught up with some Academy alumni to find out what the experience meant to them.
Peter Hayes, the drummer with London dream pop band Echo Lake tragically passed away on Thursday 21 June.
Take a closer look at the nominees to see who you think will be in with a chance of winning the inaugural Scottish Album of the Year Award.
Ebay record profiteers are an irritation – but it’s particularly rage-inducing when they’re profiting from the Teenage Cancer Trust’s fundraising efforts.