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N-Dubz ‘Live Love Life’

The hip hop Britain band named N-Dubz launched its third album on November 29, 2010, the name of the album is “Live Love Life”. Any person who is looking for lessons or the steps to cope in an age of asceticism then they may like to hear this album by N-Dubz with a great apprehension. This album is all about the Camden trio ballsing up the spoilages of their success on champagne as well as Gucci, with the aim to More

DJ Heroine

Bit of a dry spell on the gig front, but at a recent house party a friend introduced me to DJ hero. I’d seen people with Rock Band and Guitar Hero and never really felt the fascination but this was a bit different, for a starters it was right up my alley, and second it seemed not so much a game you’d associate with group play at a party but everyone was getting really into it.
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Sofia Rocks 2010

In June 2010, for two days, some of the most famous and influential bands in the world of metal and rock had one of the most spectacular metal concerts that have ever been organised. More that 40,000 metal and rock fans could see the Big Four - Metallica, Megadeath, Slayer and Anthrax, playing together and performing a song together for the first time in metal history. The bands announced that the show in Sofia, Bulgaria would be transmitted to almost More

Subcultures and Contemporary Music

The study of music subculture and subculture itself has been greatly debated since the Birmingham School first began to explore the subject. The Birmingham School emerged in Britain after the industrial revolution. It drew its conclusions from studying subculture via anthropology, history, literary criticism and media studies. The school of thought was greatly influenced by the Chicago school and the Frankfurt school(Mattelart and Neveu 2006) The Chicago school itself was born out of the study of urban social behaviour, deviance More

And I’m Broke…

So I’ve done it, spent all the money that I have saved up all year to go on a rampage of music for the next couple of months. I will be hitting up a few festivals in England (the one I am most stoked about is The End of the Road Festival in September), heading off to Ibiza to check out some amazing DJ’s and clubs over there. And finally finishing off in October I am going somewhere that I have never been before, to Belfast to go to the Open House Festival (featuring more laid back acts like Wilco, The old Crow Medicine Show, and Iron and Wine).

And at the end of it I will be not only broke, but happy. Who needs money anyway? Fingers crossed my decks don’t break…

So stay tuned to hear my stories of travel and festivals, news and reviews of some really great bands. And if we are all lucky I can introduce you to some amazing artists along the way as well.