The Warped Tour is close to be back in London. Just announced today is the full line up for this two dayer at Alexandra Palace, November 16th + 17th. Expect noise from Enter Shikari, Yellowcard, Decade, The Wonder Years and a hell of a lot more.

The Warped Tour is close to be back in London. Just announced today is the full line up for this two dayer at Alexandra Palace, November 16th + 17th. Expect noise from Enter Shikari, Yellowcard, Decade, The Wonder Years and a hell of a lot more.

The leather jacket that has been the talk of the interweb all week has been subject to a quick re-edit. Even the miserable gits who commented so deeply on the subject of Urban Outfitters surely must crack a smile at this one!
Thanks to whoever took the time to re-create this. I’m sure it will not be the last.

It’s another sad day if you grew up loving hardcore punk rock, yet again from the hipster supermarket Urban Outfitters who have followed their sale of Minor Threat tee shirts with the worst leather jacket of all time.
This one off “Vintage Men’s Punk Leather Jacket” not only comes in at a healthy £233 ($375), but it also features child-like, badly hand-drawn logos of The Clash, G.B.H., Sex Pistols and Crass making a mockery of the scene that would have eaten the current fashion-obsessed Facebook generation twats for breakfast.
Avoid this cack like the plague to escape embarrassing situations in public.

In anticipation of Touché Amoré’s upcoming release, Is Survived By, Pitchfork is streaming the album in its entirety now. Produced by Brad Wood (Sunny Day Real Estate, Smashing Pumpkins, mewithoutYou), this album is twelve tracks strong showcasing Touche Amore’s sheer musical ferocity, picked up by Kerrang! today they dubbed it “one of the fiercest hardcore records of 2013”
Is Survived By is out September 23rd on Deathwish. Listen to the album here
New York veterans Television have announced UK shows for November. Back from the 70’s for another stint, they’re set to perform four gigs on British soil this winter, a rare thing indeed considering they hardly leave the US these days. Check out the dates below. Might as well give Marquee Moon a spin for old times sake while you’re there too.
November
15th Gateshead – The Sage
17th Manchester – Academy 2
19th London – Roundhouse
23rd All Tomorrow’s Parties – End Of An Era Fest
MGMT are mixing it up big time with a brand new music video for ‘Cool song No.2’, taken from their new self titled album. Ever renowned for a mad video, this time around things get dark. The narrative plays out around our lead characters antics, he appears to be some kind of plant hunter, wreaking havoc around town stealing jungle leaves and collecting sap as he goes. We soon find him harvesting his finds and transforming them into drugs back at his plush pad, however this hard nut appears to have a soft spot for a certain funky looking gentleman.
Click play to explore further the dark, trippy jungle of MGMT and read their first UK interview here.
The new ‘MGMT’ album is out now on Columbia Records.
Rocket From The Crypt are hailing upon the UK in December for an appearance at KOKO and two other dates up and down the country with promise of a couple more, as yet unannounced! KOKO tickets are available here, keep your eyes on their facebook for updates!
December
1st Manchester – Gorilla
4th Leeds – Brudenell Social Club
6th London – KOKO
With new album ‘Defend Yourself’ dropping into record stores this week, Sebadoh have released a brand new video for single ‘I Will’. See them on tour in the UK this October at:
October 15th: MANCHESTER, Academy 3
October 16th: LONDON, Scala
Deathfix, one of Dischord’s finest new band’s, have released their new video for arguably the best song on their self-titled album called Dali’s house. click play and take in the tune and read our review of the full album here.
Here we are again, the shortlist for The Mercury Prize 2013 has been announced. Check out these 12 albums of the year below and leave a comment with your own predictions. Here’s a picture of the most esteemed winners. Our money’s on Dave this year.
Arctic Monkeys – AM
David Bowie – The Next Day
Disclosure – Settle
Foals – Holy Fire
Jake Bugg – Jake Bugg
James Blake – Overgrown
Jon Hopkins – Immunity
Laura Marling – Once I Was An Eagle
Laura Mvula – Sing To The Moon
Rudimental – Home
Savages – Silence Yourself
Villagers – Awayland
The winner will be announced at the Mercury Prize awards show on the 30th October, taking place in the Camden Roundhouse.