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Never Changing the Rules With Atari Pilot
Swindon’s sonic indie popsters Atari Pilot are a prolific bunch, and have a new single out called The Rules Never Change…. And, they don’t. There’s a definite uniformed methodology to Atari Pilot which builds with each new single. Yearning vocals, never without a repetitive chorus to hook you, neatly packaged in retrospective new wave electronica.… Read more
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Keeping Secrets; New Single from Life in Mono
I do believe I got a taste of this new single when I saw Bristol’s premier symphonic grunge collective, Life in Mono at Bradford Roots, and was held spellbound….. And I’m not usually in for Seattle Sound, but Life in Mono are the kind of layer-building specialists who could turn Björn, Benny, Agnetha and Anni-Frid… Read more
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Swindon Palestine Protest at Labour Party Fundraiser
Members of Swindon Palestine Solidarity made themselves heard at the Labour Party fundraising dinner, where Jess Phillips MP was the guest of honour, protesting at the stance taken by the party on the ongoing slaughter in Gaza.…. Protesters waved Palestinian flags and chanted that Labour should be ashamed of themselves for not standing up against… Read more
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REVIEW – Cinelli Brothers @ Long Street Blues Club, Con Club, Devizes – Friday 1st March 2024
Two Great Bands Andy Fawthrop This is getting to be a regular thing now. Ian Hopkins puts on a band that I’ve never heard of, so I trust him and buy a ticket. Then I wander up the hill to the Con Club and find myself in a room that’s already packed to the rafters,… Read more
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Something Of Nothing; New Single From Talk in Code
Swindon indie popsters Talk in Code return tomorrow (1st March) with a new single, Something Of Nothing …..hold tight to your Deely-Boppers, things are about to get eighties around here…. Every time Talk in Code releases a single I find myself pondering deeper into what makes good pop, and if the word pop is a… Read more
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Wiltshire Legends Jesus Jones Announce Co-headline tour with EMF
Think early nineties dance-indie crossover and the Madchester circuit might understandably spring to mind. Yet Pop Will Eat Itself were Brunmies, The Shamen were Scots, but EMF and Jesus Jones were West Country, from Cinderford and Bradford-on-Avon respectively…. International, and bright, but perhaps not quite so young, Wiltshire’s own Jesus Jones announced a first ever… Read more
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