Month: July 2014

Magic Night appears at the Camden Crawl 2014 with its own particular brand of trickery and will be filming a series of trick flicks and experiences throughout the festival. Magic Night is one of the longest running trickster shows in London with some of the best magicians

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“They played pretty much all of your favourite electronic tracks from the past thirty years. Those present were a little older than your average Field-Dayer, but they actually danced and moshed and pogoed and raved as if the rest of the festival simply wasn’t

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21st Century Noise hosts clubs and gigs around London, at places like Barfly, Lexington, Proud, Macbeth, Plan B & others. At their nights, the music is strictly post-2001, covering the coolest, finest indie, electro & beyond. Their new agency sends its roster of

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ANTZ IN THE JAM is a DJ on the rise, from residencies at Casino Royale and We Are Your Amigos to aftershows at Alexandra Palace for the likes of Madness and The Vaccines and a triumphant two days’ DJing on the Radio 1/NME Stage at Reading Festival. He’s got a

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“Sound of Screams is the most delightful dose of alluring pop that every new band under the sun will no doubt want to emulate” The Guardian Thumpers are an alternative pop due based in London. Formed in late 2011 by childhood friends Marcus Pepperell and John

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“They understand that while anyone can be a lo-fi DIY band, good lo-fi DIY bands win their fans because they have melodies as good as anything the groups in big studios can manage. Marvellous, and highly recommended” The Guardian Formed in Manchester in 2009,

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“Utter quality. Each track is a bundle of joy and interesting musicianship that sits somewhere in between Life Without Buildings and Throwing Muses” Rough Trade Shops The Drink are Dearbhla Minogue (singing, guitar), David Stewart (bass) and Daniel Fordham

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“Love To Give is exquisite ambiance, requiring undivided attention – not because it’s especially complex, though it’s certainly not a facetious hunk of glossy façades, but because it’s a sacred pilgrimage, necessitating respect. Give it that, and your soul will be

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“Every era has a great orator or song writer to capture the current mood of the proletariat, the working man on the street, the less fortunate and the underprivileged. Will Varley could be today’s equivalent” Contact Music Will Varley is a folksinger, poet,

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“They played pretty much all of your favourite electronic tracks from the past thirty years. Those present were a little older than your average Field-Dayer, but they actually danced and moshed and pogoed and raved as if the rest of the festival simply wasn’t

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