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Gimme Your Answers 2: An Interview w/ Seafret

- June 11, 2015June 11, 2015

Bridlington acoustic duo Seafret (Jack Sedman and Harry Draper) will soon hit the festival circuit in support of their newest release Atlantis. Ahead of the concerts, A Music Blog, Yea? caught up with the group to discuss writing honest music, hailing from Bridlington, and their upcoming festival dates. Enjoy our

Gimme Your Answers: An Interview w/ Lewis Watson

- October 14, 2014October 15, 2014

After watching Lewis Watson perform at Manchester Academy, we wanted to get to know the charming artist a bit more. Being the lovely chap that he is, the English singer-songwriter recently had a little chat with us. Here's what he had to say about Manchester, his debut record The Morning,

Festival Review: Kendal Calling 2014 (including Suede, Frank Turner, Rae Morris, + more)

- August 11, 2014August 12, 2014

I arrived at Kendal Calling with very high expectations after previous goers had explained to me at length the sheer brilliance of this festival and being the pessimist I am, I was kind of expecting it to be not all that. How wrong I was, and after the first night

Gimme Your Answers 2: An Interview w/ As Elephants Are

- November 23, 2013

As Elephants Are last spoke with A Music Blog, Yea? back in April of this year. And since then, 2013 has been insanely busy for the quartet between new releases and a plethora of festival dates. Sure, we've had them on AMBY since then by using their latest single Crystal

Review + Photos: Slowdive @ The Danforth Music Hall – Toronto

- May 24, 2017

Waves of melodic guitar, pedal boards and ghostly vocals are signatures of Slowdive and its cherished “shoegaze” genre. For the British band, a 22-year hiatus of new material ends tonight with their sold-out engagement at Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall. The anticipated album, simply titled Slowdive, has just been released and runs the

Review: Tramlines 2016 (Dizzee Rascal, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Hinds, The Japanese House, + more)

- August 26, 2016February 20, 2021

With most metropolitan music festivals, you often have the difficult decision of choosing between inevitable stage clashes and weighing up the walk from one music venue to another. Tramlines hardly differs from this, however, with an ever growing impressive line up at the festivals main stage and a series of

Tour Manager’s Guide: Legally Trying Drugs in America

- June 17, 2016

Hi. My name is Danny. I’ve been touring with bands for some time and want to tell you about some of the places we’ve been. I know, I’m missing some important things from these cities but this is just what I’ve had time to see. If you have suggestions regarding

Review + Photos: Mark Lanegan and Duke Garwood @ Manchester Cathedral – Manchester

- May 11, 2016

Music is a powerful influence on our lives and the bands we love and the songs they write become soundtracks to entire eras, defining our very existence. Dust by Mark Lanagan's Screaming Trees is one of those records. Too young and still enjoying the extravagancies of the hair metal scene

Review: Cage the Elephant @ Rescue Rooms – Nottingham

- February 20, 2016April 28, 2021

Insane stage dives, crowd surfing, and an explosive onstage head banging display, Matt Shultz ensures that Cage the Elephant still carry that live flair. Screaming "fuck you" to Valentine's day, Shultz didn't hold back, soaring over the crowd during second number 'In One Ear'. Rolling into the mosh pit and shrieking

Review: The Fest 2015, Day 2 (Beach Slang, Rozwell Kid, Modern Baseball, + more)

- November 8, 2015

Round two of FEST 14 began groggily. Hungover FESTers clutched water bottles and iced coffees under bleary eyes and death-breath, huddled on sidewalks and bar patios in solidarity. The streets of downtown Gainesville were alive with the muted sounds of thousands of Converse clumping along lazily, and irreverent tunes blasting