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Porridge Radio at The 1865, Southampton

November 8, 2022 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Ambitious Brighton-based indie outfit Porridge Radio have made their presence firmly recognised in the UK as well as across the pond in the US in recent years and especially following the release of their third album ‘Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky’. Coming up through the DIY scene, securing

Q&A with Sub Cultures

March 29, 2021 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

South Wales-based indie outfit Sub Cultures have just released their debut self-titled four-track EP via Prank Monkey Records. We were lucky enough to have a Q&A with Kane and Charlie from the band talking about their new material and the music industry as a whole as we enter the post-Pandemic

‘Music, Makers & Machines’ Launches on Google Arts & Culture

March 16, 2021 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

A number of big names in the electronic music community have come together during the Covid-19 Pandemic, with the support of Google’s not-for-profit platform, to create Music, Makers & Machines. This is an interactive collection of works that celebrates the history and cultural legacy of electronic music. This permanent online

Boomtown Wipes The Slate Clean

October 4, 2020 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

After more than six months of disruption and chaos from Covid-19, some festivals and events have begun to release information of their future plans post this global pandemic. 2020 has seen all festivals and events across Europe be halted amidst public safety fears and this, coupled with a lack of support from

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Exits’ by Foals

January 28, 2019 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

After a year off from touring and writing, the longest gap since the band’s debut record in 2008, Oxford alternative rockers Foals are back with some of their most creatively diverse music to date. Three and a half years after the release of their fourth studio album ‘What Went Down’,

inSYNC Festival News / Friday 25th January 2019

January 25, 2019 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Isle of Wight Festival // 13th-16th June 2019 // Location – Seaclose Park, Newport, Isle of Wight // Capacity – 50,000 // Founded – 1968 Britain’s oldest festival, Isle of Wight, will once again bring 50,000 revellers to the small island. In true Isle of Wight Festival spirit another massive lineup has been forged

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Play God’ by Sam Fender

January 21, 2019 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

One of the rising stars of the British music scene comes in the form of twenty-two-year-old Sam Fender. Named as one of the BBC Sound Of artists in 2018, the singer/songwriter has grown an army of fans in such a short space of time. As well his track ‘Play God’

Foals & Bombay Bicycle Club Are Back

January 14, 2019 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Despite only being two weeks into a brand new year, the indie tides seem to be changing with two stalwarts of the UK scene returning. Three and a half years after the release of their fourth studio record ‘What Went Down’, Foals have teased the first taste of new music.

Boomtown Gorillaz Video & Chapter 11 Details

January 4, 2019 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

After one of arguably the best headline performances in Boomtown’s history, festival organisers released Gorillaz’s live performance of ‘Feel Good Inc’ so that we could relive a few minutes of this spectacle of music and arts forever. Gorillaz are the world’s most successful digital band, fronted by former Blur frontman Damon

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘Like Mariah’ by HOMESHAKE

December 17, 2018 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Peter Sagar better known as Homeshake has been producing his own brand of indie lo-fi music since 2012. Thus far producing three studio records, Sagar’s fourth instalment ‘Helium’ is set to be released in January. Homeshake gained a reputation as a stellar musician, touring with Mac DeMarco until 2014 when