Those clever people at high street store Peacocks have pulled in Daisy Lowe again to give the brand a much-needed injection of hipness. Collaborating with the It-girl to create a summery range of vintage-inspired beachwear the line will launch in May.
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Fashion: Daisy Lowe Swimwear
Music: Paul Smith – The Glee Club, 28th November 2010
Opening solo act, Gravenhurst, aka Bristolian, Nick Talbot, on guitar and a foot-forest of effects pedals was rather peculiar. Giving the appearance of the stereotypical, bespectacled, lank-haired college geek, but very far from it, his self-penned songs explore dark places with dystopian Gormenghast-like imagery and are far removed from the Folkie archetype.
Music: The Whigs
When Kings of Leon brought The Whigs over to Hyde Park in the summer, they were welcomed into the unfamiliar company of A-list celebrities.
The Whigs are now hoping to emulate their friends’ success when they return to the UK later this month to open for the Kings of Leon on their European tour.
Music: Ian Astbury/The Cult
For Ian Astbury, The Cult has something of the power of a cult; not a homogenising hippy-ish commune, with robes and hidden sexual practices (although that sounds like a cracking basis for any rock-troupe), I really just mean that he’s seemingly been unable to leave – name changes, two reunions and tens of members later he’s still creating. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >
News: Win copies of Paul van Dyk’s Gatecrasher Anthems
Following the success of the Gold selling smash hit Gatecrasher Trance Anthems 1993-2009 and the enormous follow up hit Gatecrasher Club Anthems 1993-2009 comes Gatecrasher Anthems- Paul van Dyk, an epic collaboration between the 2 biggest trail blazers in Trance, the mighty Gatecrasher lion itself and one of its favourite sons, Superstar DJ Paul van Dyk.
