Presenting The sixth God Is In The TV Zine podcast. www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk Featuring artists that have featured on our pages over the past few months, alongside some interesting, innovative tracks you may never have heard before. TRACKLIST: 1. Bix Sixes - The Devil Makes Work For Idle Hands To Do "I'm devoted to being hopeless but you barely noticed/You hands are like knives and your eyes are like locusts" twitches Big Sixes' singer over a frenetic [...]
The fifth podcast from God Is In The TV Zine http://www.godisinthetvzine.co .uk Featuring: Cashier No. 9- Goldstar Bos Angeles -Beach Slalom Tiger Tape - Is It Me or is it anyone else? PRIS - Blue-Tak Baby (Thom Yorke version) Snorkel - Stop Machine The Vichy Government - How to Become a Cult Figure Kontakte - Hope... Hhymn - Light of the Mooon Drive - No Feel Flask Fiktion - Capsules OF Sun(DID Remix) Three on a Match - All About Eve Mary Epworth & The Jubilee band - Black Doe The Scottish Enlightenment - Earth Angel Evi Vine [...]
To Celebrate GIITTV's 90s week. Win Britpop Special tickets! With the reformations of Pulp, Suede and Blur and shows from Primal Scream alongside a run of revisionistic films about the 1990s, including the Creation Records story. In early July we're set to take over GIITTV with a series of features and 'I was there' articles all about the 1990s. It won't just be about Britpop you understand, but those under apreciated acts and albums from the era that inspired most of us to get into guitar music in the first place. If you have any contributions send [...]
A new year, a better mic, and some samples from movies. What more can you ask?From the people that brought you http://www.godisinthetvzine.co .uk God is in the Pod is back for its fourth episode! Enjoy! Intro/ Theme Tune 1984- God Is In The TV Our Mountain - Wooden Hearts (Free download track lifted from their forthcoming debut album) Love Parry IIIrd- Toy Box (Taken from their race for the poison chalice EP out now) [...]
Tipping new acts is a inexact science isn't it? For every success story there's rotting NME cover from the 1990s in your attic, hopefully proclaiming Terris the 'best new band in the country.' Then there's the BBC sound of list, a industry love in that seems to further grease the wheels between mainstream media and mainstream acts, PRs and labels. And when the winner is announced(the unfortunate Little Boots et al), the BBC will obviously spend the next six months trying to convince you 'how right they were!' by instantly play listing their chosen new darlings. Then there's the [...]
Hello there! Happy new year! I present to you with the first highlights package of GIITV's year! Enjoy! Interviews: Breton Smog stained derelict buildings, cavernous warehouses and dingy, odious subways. This is the London Breton inhabit, the London they reflect in their eerie, urban atmospherics. It's a sound that couldn't be from anywhere but the capital, one that betrays the city-as-lifeblood in the same way early dubstep did. http://www.godisinthetvzine.co .uk/content/content_detail.php ?id=4948&type=Interviews White Noise Sound Cardiff/Swasea based shoegaze/kraut rising stars [...]
So I've only gone and produced another podcast, this time using my creative zen mic, as it seemed somehow better than my desktop microphone. It's still not perfect, full of crackles and my my aim is to get a good microphone whithin time for the next podcast. Anyhows God Is In The Pod 3, is my attempt to reflect some of the acts that have graced our pages or will be featured on our pages over the last three months, I hope you enjoy the music. I intentionally picked mostly up and coming and emerging acts in order to give [...]
Like everything in life, the second time round is usually easier, and thus it proved with my second podcast. Entitled funnily enough God Is In The Pod: Episode Two, this second www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk its a slightly longer and more diverse effort than its episode one cousin. I'm hoping that the spoken word bits are better and whilst I'm still ironing out the edits, so please apreciate this and the stumbling links, I'm still learning on the job! Anyhow thanks to the people who suggested tracks, and to the acts, labels and pr people that allowed me to use their tracks in [...]
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So after months (I mean weeks) in the planning, editing and rerecording, I'm finally unleashing the first ever www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk podcast on the general public. Well I say first but Owain has been releasing his ace Quackspout podcasts for a good while and they are in truth the inspiration behind mine. I've still got teething problems with the voice recording ie my mic, so if it sounds alternately like I'm down a well on a speaker phone, or speaking through a cup held together by two bits of string, I apologise! You can click the link below to [...]
09 was meant to be the year of the girl but while Florence and her Machine did her best to fly the flag for Britain after damp squibs from La Roux and Little Boots, Lady Gaga revealed her poker face and it was she and Beyonce that created most of the pop spectacles that mattered in 09. JLS proved you didn't need to win the Xfactor to really prevail, some bands shifted into the mainstream while others concentrated on their craft and all the while there was some great music being made and released just below the surface so lift [...]
You don't even have to be an online music nerd like me (and maybe you), to realise that the music industry is in a state of flux. Whatever your position on the digital democracy that music sharing online has fostered, whether you stand arm and arm with Reverend John Mclure who thinks the digital revolution has opened up the doors to a world of music you might never have heard, or you stand behind Lilly Allen who rather hypocritically thinks it's an evil theft of an artists work whilst sitting pretty on a major label and making her own mixes [...]
"It's a little bit suspect with it (Shoegaze) coming into mainstream indie now, it looks like it might be the next thing to be mined. Then obviously there's going be a backlash and then everyone's going to be sneering at it again. Its like it's cool and worthy to be a stripped down punk band but if you admit you've got a lot of a lot of effects pedals then you're hiding behind it. But then I think those people don't like their own company and just like not talking for five minutes." Engineers bassist/vocalist Mark Peters giving his perspective [...]
Following up last year's hit compilation of exciting shoegaze / psychedelic music 'Psychedelia Three' which even made it into GIITTV zine's poll of the best albums of 2008, now Northern Star release a new compilation entitled a 'REVOLUTION IN SOUND' this August. According to the Scott Causer the man behind the label it's 'The next great Northern Star compilation - 17 tracks from 17 of the most exciting bands on the planet, for those who really have no other option than to rock 'n' roll... To celebrate we've caught up with Northern Star main man [...]
Chamber nights(in association with www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk) have linked up with the rather fine people from Cherry Red TV to put together a programme highlighting alternative underground music. You can see the first in a series of programmes below- featuring: V.E.G.A.S.Whores (a recent Guardian New band of the Day and Camden Crawl festival closers at Koko) Not Cool cc-sb Kuffar All content syndicated from http://wwwg.odisinthetvzine.co .uk
"Do you ever get the urge to run, run get gone gone/and a lot of things get abandoned along the way don't they?!" "With a lot of the produced music you hear, its hard to hear the real person in it" points out Orphans and Vandals intriguing front man Al Joshua "I was really keen to keep it more alive: that's why we did the album ourselves in our front rooms, we set up the microphones and that's were we recorded 'Strays' and 'Terra Firma." The genesis of London based multi-instrumental five piece Orphans and [...]
SPRING' – Part Two in Series of Four Seasonal Releases featuring the tracks: The Coming of Spring/Lullaby of London which will be FREE to Download Exclusively from www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk from 13th APRIL 2009. It's accompanied by a Two-Track Limited CD in hand-screened sleeve – Available Exclusively at Live Shows. From snowdrops to daffodils here comes the follow-up - Double A-Side Single, 'SPRING'. Once again, available to download for free exclusively via God Is In The TV [from 13Th April] and once again, in print and available only at shows courtesy of Strange Torpedo Records/// [from 11thApril]. FREE DOWNLOADS: [...]
Watch the super new video from up and coming Cardiff types The Muscle Club, it's for their upcoming single "Hail!Joe Hale" it's directed by GIITTV's very own Ryan Owen and Alex Skinner, no less! The Muscle Club - Hail! Joe Hale! from Ryan Owen on Vimeo . Orginally published here: http://www.godisinthetvzine.co .uk/news/news_detail.php?id=17 52 All content syndicated from http://wwwg.odisinthetvzine.co .uk
Glaswegian act Butcher Boy came to our attention in 2007, with the release of their first album "Profit in Your Poetry". It was a real treat, a excellently realised indie folk pop album, full of literate, heartfelt lyrics about wistful memories: it's tender, organically produced sound drew favourable comparisons in my own mind: "Think early Belle and Sebastian haunted by a real past, the precise poetic pop of the Smiths tinged with a heavy Glaswegian sensibility. Think the tunes of Lloyd Cole and the Commotions matched to the intimacy of Arab Strap, most of [...]
Orphans and Vandals are an epic indie/folk poetic five piece from London. With a bit of luck, this year they could take over your airways. Led by the ridiculously talented singer/guitarist Al Joshua and song writing partner bassist Raven, with Francesca and Quinta on strings, percussion and glockenspiel, and Gabi on drums, the band are adept at painting vivid string augmented worlds influenced by their disconnection, confusion, of their experiences in modern life, J G Ballard and The Velvet Underground, the brutal inner lives at the heart of their London home and their journeys to Paris. Their finest moment so [...]
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