Teleman at The Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth

Teleman at The Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth

October 8, 2018 No Comments

Indie pop group Teleman began life in 2012 signing with Moshi Moshi Records, the same label that British indie pop group Metronomy have released music on. The London four-piece have recently released their third studio record, ‘Family of Aliens’, which peaked at Number 40 on the UK Albums Chart; the band’s

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Bassackwards’ by Kurt Vile

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Bassackwards’ by Kurt Vile

October 8, 2018 No Comments

Former War on Drugs lead guitarist Kurt Vile has released an astonishing seven studio albums – one a duet record with Courtney Barnett – since 2008. The thirty-nine year old’s eighth LP, ‘Bottle It In’, is due out in just four days making our ‘Needed’ track today ‘Bassackwards’. This is

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Midnight In Tokyo’ by Mini Mansions

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Midnight In Tokyo’ by Mini Mansions

October 1, 2018 No Comments

Los Angeles alternative rock band Mini Mansions breaks a three-year musical drought with a new EP, ‘Works Every Time’. The group, which is comprised of Tyler Parkford, Queens of the Stone Age bassist Michael Shuman and The Last Shadow Puppets bassist Zach Dawes, has released two studio albums, one in

inSYNC Festival Wrapup

inSYNC Festival Wrapup

September 29, 2018 No Comments

It’s time for the annual inSYNC Festival Wrapup; a quick review of our summer antics during festival season 2018. Relive some of the best moments of the summer all on one page. Love Saves The Day – A local treasure in Bristol, Love Saves The Day has continued to impress with

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Time to Give’ by White Lies

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Time to Give’ by White Lies

September 24, 2018 No Comments

Post-punk Londoners White Lies have popped up with a new single, the first from their upcoming fifth studio album aptly named ‘Five’. It’s the group’s first new music in a little over two years and it has been warmly welcomed by fans. Producing music since 2007, White Lies used to

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘T69 Collapse’ by Aphex Twin

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘T69 Collapse’ by Aphex Twin

September 17, 2018 No Comments

A giant of the electronic music scene, Richard James, better known as Aphex Twin, has been producing music since 1985. The forty-seven-year-old cemented his position in the scene, during the 1990s, as one of the best and most influential electronic artists of our generation – pushing forth his multitude of

Festival No.6

Festival No.6

September 12, 2018 No Comments

‘A festival unlike any other’ is how Festival No.6 describes itself. When any company makes a big statement such as this it’s sometimes hard to think that it’s anything other than bigging themselves up. This, though, is not the case for the Welsh festival. Festival No.6 is truly a festival,

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Queen Of Toys’ by Âme

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Queen Of Toys’ by Âme

September 10, 2018 No Comments

Since 2001 electronic moguls Frank Wiedemann and Kristian Beyer have been reaching into the future with their unique brand of electronic music. Better known as Âme, the pair have continually challenged the landscape of underground dance music and raised the bar of club-goers’ expectations across the globe. Now with more

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Pangea’ by Roosevelt

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Pangea’ by Roosevelt

September 3, 2018 No Comments

German singer/producer Marius Lauber, better known by his artist name, Roosevelt, has been making music since he was a boy, playing drums in his first teenage indie band dubbed Beat!Beat!Beat!. In 2013 he released his critically acclaimed debut EP ‘Elliot’, which marked Roosevelt on the electronic music map. The lead

Victorious 2018

Victorious 2018

August 28, 2018 No Comments

After a long hot summer, the south coast’s highly anticipated Victorious Festival made its annual August bank holiday weekend appearance. Revelling onto Southsea common, (in the unsurprisingly heavy rain) came thousands of punters looking forward to the eclectic lineup of: Kaiser Chiefs, The Libertines, the ‘mod-father’ Paul Weller, and last