Pocket Satellite
There’s been a lot of talk in and around Sheffield about Tramlines this year. The free festival began last year, attracting over 35,000 people, and returned this year bigger and better than before, with an estimated footfall of 60,000 on the Saturday alone. The festival is spread out over fifty or so different venues across the town centre, with Devonshire Green, a 9000 square metre area in the city, home to the main stage, with a capacity of 8,000 people. Headliners this year included Mystery Jets, Echo & The Bunnymen, …
Straylight Run have announced that they are now on an “indefinite hiatus”. However, Shaun has quit the band for good.
Zoli Teglas (Ignite) is Pennywise’s new vocalist. Allegedly, it happened as a result of a misdialled telephone number.
As part of the Olympic celebrations in Vancouver, a project called “LiveCity” was conceived, to bring live music to Vancouver for free. Alexisonfire were playing one of these free concerts, and unfortunately the crowd rushed the stage, and several people were hurt.
The first batch of bands confirmed to play Download this year are: Rage Against The …
If you don’t know who Pocket Satellite are, you’ve missed out. We reviewed their first EP here, and as you can see, we loved it.
We Chased Soldiers was one of my favourite tracks on the Photographs and Shells EP. It makes an appearance on this EP as well, and sounds substantially the same. Maya’s incredible voice, the delicate guitar and soft piano are all still there. But this version sounds altogether more polished. The production is better, there are a few more bells and whistles, but the biggest difference is …
You could be forgiven for underestimating the importance of tonight. Just another student run night, in a student venue, that’ll barely turn a profit. It’s true, of course, but that’s not a good enough reason to dismiss it, especially not when you’re looking at the line-up. Anna Leddra-Chapman, The Brights, and The Sound Ex, all of them just waiting to tip over the brink to take them into the big time. The venue is a little small, perhaps, and a little out of the way — indeed, pretty much off-limits …
At some point in our lives, each and every one of us realises that music can be beautiful. Whether you realised recently, with the likes of The Fray’s “How To Save A Life”, or earlier than that, with tracks such as Joy Division’s “Love Will Tear Us Apart”, that realisation can completely change your perceptions about music as a whole. If you’ve not had that moment yet, then follow the link below, and prepare for your life to take on a whole new meaning. Pocket Satellite’s first ever E.P. is …