Enter Shikari will release their new single on August 17th.
No Sleep Tonight is taken from their recently released album Common Dreads and will feature remixes from Mistabishi, The Qemists, Lightsgoblue and Shikari’s very own Rout. Check the video below:
We knew all these videos would surface sometime and the latest is previously unseen footage of the infamous “hair on fire” moment during Michael Jackson’s Pepsi advert in 1984, check it out:
Centurion vocalist Ed McRae has been brought in as his replacement. Just so you don’t forget what they are all about, check out the video below for Burnt Tongues.
Manchester Orchestra should be high on everyone’s priority lists at Latitude festival for their intense live performance and emotively crafted alt-rock tunes but they’re also playing select headline dates so catch them at the following if you can:
16 Jul Academy 3 Manchester ***Venue Change***
18 Jul Hare & Hounds Birmingham
19-Jul Latitude Festival
21 Jul ICA London
28 Aug Reading Festival
30 Aug Leeds Festival
Also, head here to download a fantastic live EP from the band and watch some exclusive interview footage. This is just a taster of what’s in store at the live dates!
The Irish skate scene is flourishing since the arrival of many concrete parks that have been built over the last 2 years. Here’s footage of the Gorey crew from a recent jam at their park in County Wexford. Get out there for a trip this summer as the scene over there is rocking and the birds are wonderful!
John Tanner and Lucien Clarke explain the making of the Hold Tight London Vol 12 film North V South that premiered in Slam City last night. The film by Henry Edwards Wood is ready to order now and as it looks to be one of the best London based skate videos to hit your screen in yonks. Grab one from here before they sell out.
The Kayo Corp’s Expedition team paid a visit to China recently with Shenzen and Hong Kong getting rinsed for spots. Check out this edit featuring Rob Welsh, Enrique Lorenzo and many more. Expect good things from the upcoming Expedition video.
Pendulum ripped London’s Somerset House apart last night with a rocking set in the capital. The lucky, compact crowd witnessed a full set of bangers including an awesome rendition of Tarantula. Watch some phone footage here.