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The Hoosiers Celebrate Debut Album ‘The Trick to Life’ with Throwback Tour

September 28, 2017 No Comments George Hall

22nd of October 2007 saw the rise of London Pop Rock band The Hoosiers with their multi platinum debut album The Trick to Life. Since then they have released three other albums. 2010 saw the release of their second album The Illusion of Safety that peaked at number 10 in

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Sisyphus’ by Toothless

February 3, 2017 No Comments George Hall

This ‘Needed’ track of the week comes from Toothless, Ed Nash’s side project whilst he takes a break from playing bass in Bombay Bicycle Club, currently on hiatus. The song is named after and inspired by the Greek mythology character ‘Sisyphus’, whose punishment is to push a giant boulder up

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘No Reason’ by Bonobo Feat. Nick Murphy (FKA Chet Faker)

January 20, 2017 No Comments George Hall

If you haven’t caught onto the hype of the new Bonobo album entitled ‘Migration’ released last Friday 13th then you’ve probably been living under a rock. The album is a colourfully varied piece which takes on influences from sounds around the world, hence why Simon Green (Bonobo) gave it the

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Say Something Loving’ by The xx

January 6, 2017 No Comments George Hall

‘Say Something Loving’ is The xx’s second track to be released from their forthcoming LP ‘I See You’ due for release next week on the 13th January. The song is a shimmering and sparkling new addition from the trio, from an album which they describe as having a much more

Horror on the Streets of Bournemouth: The Block Party Returns this Halloween

July 17, 2016 No Comments George Hall

The Block Party is set to return later this year, but this time with a different edge – a Halloween special. On Saturday the 29th October, 3000 ghouls ‘n’ ghosts donning fancy dress will be unleashed onto the streets of Landsdowne, exploring the different venues which have previously hosted some of the

Bournemouth Students Prepare for the Ultimate Send-Off

June 8, 2016 No Comments George Hall

Being a student at Bournemouth University definitely has its perks. This year has seen a host of widely varied student organised music events such as Lollipop, We Are Your Friends, Foreverland, Enter/Drumfunk, Suddenly Funk, amongst many more. However, these events would not have been made possible without SUBU, Bournemouth’s Student

The Block Party Returns to Bournemouth

April 28, 2016 No Comments George Hall

Block Party (not to be confused with the indie-rock band) is set to return to the streets and venues of Bournemouth this Saturday and there’s more than a few good reasons to be excited about it. The street party has been running for several years now and has built a

Review: Amenti Presents Coco Cole & Claude Von Stroke at The Bunker

April 26, 2016 No Comments George Hall

Amenti gave us quite a surprise when they announced that Claude Von Stroke, one of the biggest names in tech house would headline their third event at Bournemouth’s Poison Apple. There’s no better place in Bournemouth to hear underground music than the venue’s underground room coined ‘The Bunker’. Coco Cole,

Preview: Foreverland’s 1st Birthday

March 9, 2016 No Comments George Hall

To anyone who is familiar with the Bournemouth clubbing scene, the name Foreverland always sparks an interest. Ever since the first Foreverland at The Old Firestation, 12 months ago, it has been an event to take note of, even venturing out of Bournemouth, bringing the ‘Forever Young’ experience to Southampton

Featured Review: Foreverland – The Raveyard

November 5, 2015 No Comments George Hall

Foreverland; once again all expectations were met and exceeded. This event basically writes the books on how to create, what can only be described as, ‘a fucking sick night’. Foreverland is such an influential event, I’m surprised it hast become a religion yet. On this particular service, 31st October 2015,

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