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Stereoboard Talk To Dan Le Sac About His Recently Released Solo Album 'Space Between The Words'
Ten minutes chatting to the pro producer, behemoth of beats and generally pleasant guy to talk to, Daniel Stephens a.k.a. Dan le Sac. Dan is mainly known for his work as half of Dan le Sac V. Scroobius Pip, the guy who makes the music for Pip to put words to but has now (well as of the ninth of July this year) released a solo album. We started off talking about the album 'Space Between The Words'.
Written by: Luke Bailey | Date: Tuesday, 11 September 2012
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Tour Of The Week - The Killers - Tickets On Sale Now
The Killers have announced their first UK tour in four years. The Las Vegas group, whose hotly-anticipated fourth studio album, 'Battle Born', is released on September 17th, will play shows starting in Glasgow on 26th October and ending with two nights at London’s 02 Arena. The Killers Tickets are ON SALE NOW.
Written by: Jon Stickler | Date: Friday, 07 September 2012
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Metal Music: Why Is It Still A Scapegoat? (Marilyn Manson, Rammstein Feature)
It's not uncommon to flick on the news nowadays and find some form of violence being reported on. That in itself is a shame, and it's a scary fact, but what is often being brought into the equation is music, and more often than not (that's being generous), it's being portrayed negatively. But why is this still happening?
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Thursday, 30 August 2012
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Stereoboard Talks To Daniel O’Sullivan (Mothlite, Ulver & More) About His Many Projects
Someone really doesn’t want me to talk to Daniel O’Sullivan. I’ve tried to get him on the phone three times now and each time the signal has cut out. Fourth time lucky, the 32-year-old multi-instrumentalist calls me back and everything seems to be going according to plan. “Let’s keep our fingers crossed”, O’Sullivan suggests before we begin talking about his most recent released venture, the new album by his Mothlite project.
Written by: Ben Bland | Date: Tuesday, 28 August 2012
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Stereoboard Look At The Secret Sets Of The Reading And Leeds Festivals
Usually, the biggest bands you'll find at festivals are nestled snugly (and rightfully) at the top of the bill. As the line-up is gradually revealed, more mammoth names join the fold, but then - just to keep fans on their toes - sometimes there are secrets lurking, too exciting for the poster.
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Friday, 24 August 2012
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Stereoboard Look At The History Of This Weekend's Reading And Leeds Festivals
Year in and year out, Reading and Leeds Festival signals the end of what many music lovers spend months waiting for: summer's festival season. While there are some others doused throughout September onwards, the final weekend in August always brings out massive names to see summer off with a bang, and 2012 is no different. This year plays host to names including The Cure, Foo Fighters, Florence and the Machine and the Black Keys, but what about the history of the festival?
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Wednesday, 22 August 2012
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Stereoboard Recommendations For The Reading And Leeds Festival Line-Up 2012
Year in and year out, Reading and Leeds Festivals signify the end of festival season, the end of summer and the jolt back to reality for many students. As each year brings in big names for thousands to enjoy, 2012 has proven no different with the likes of The Cure, Florence and the Machine, Foo Fighters, Paramore and Kasabian all sitting neatly at the top of the bill.
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Monday, 20 August 2012
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Tour Of The Week - Keane - Tickets On Sale Now
Following the release of latest album 'Strangeland', as well as a run of shows in June, Keane are to tour the UK this autumn. Keane Tickets are ON SALE NOW.
Written by: Jon Stickler | Date: Tuesday, 14 August 2012
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Stereoboard Talk To Scouting For Girls Ahead Of The Release Of New Album 'The Light Between Us'
London based pop-rockers Scouting For Girls smashed their way into the charts back in the summer of 2007 with addictive sing-a-long tune 'She's So Lovely' and their self-titled No.1 debut album. Hit single after hit single made the band a household name, and for the last two years, they've been working hard on their third album. In preparation for the release, Stereoboard caught up with the band to see if those two years have felt like a lifetime.
Written by: Katie Territt | Date: Wednesday, 08 August 2012
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Stereoboard Talk To The Candlepark Stars About The New Album, Inspiration & What The Future Holds
LA based film and television composer Kerry Muzzey returns with 'Take Care and Safe Home', his sixth outing under the moniker The Candlepark Stars. Seen by Muzzey as the last of a three album arc that began with last years 'All the Little Things' and continued with the beautiful 'We Give and We Get', the new album is yet another blissful collection of cinematic post rock. Stereoboard recently caught up with the very talented composer to find out more about the new album, its inspiration and what the future holds for The Candlepark Stars.
Written by: Patrick Gormley | Date: Tuesday, 07 August 2012
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The Best Of Modern British Music (Olympic Opening Ceremony Feature)
One thing the Olympics sought to do in its opening ceremony was celebrate some of the biggest hits and acts in Britain's history, and that in itself proved pretty nostalgic. But a country's musical credit is not all based on its heritage and classics, it's also about the new breed of bands and musicians who are continuing the legacy.
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Thursday, 02 August 2012
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Best Of British: Where Were The Classics? (2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony Feature)
Though the Olympics did a relatively good job in soundtracking the history and evolution of British music, it's unsurprising that some of the classics had to be left out. As more of a rock 'n' roller, the real big names that spring to mind are of an alternative nature, but there are some longstanding names in British music who weren't recognised in the list. And, since I'm sure Morrissey is crying in a corner somewhere, this is for you guys...
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Tuesday, 31 July 2012
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Best Of British: The Olympic Playlist (2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony Feature)
With all eyes focussed on London on the evening of July 27th, they had to pull out a blinder to celebrate all that was British and then some. Love it or loathe it, the ceremony caused laughter and smiles to millions and was soundtracked by some of the country's most iconic songs. But what was deemed worthy enough to represent our musical history as we put on the biggest show on earth for one night only?
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Monday, 30 July 2012
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