Music Editorial
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Girls Aloud: Ten: The Hits Tour
Girls Aloud kick-started their ‘Ten’ tour in Newcastle, opening to a crowd of girls ‘n’ gays who’ve waited nearly half a decade for this reunion.
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Emergency Door Release
I fancy one of this bunch (maybe not the one you’d think) but that’s not the reason that I like ‘em.
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This Ground Moves
This Ground Moves walk the walk, but can they talk the talk (i.e. play great music. Clue: Yes.)
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Attention drum & bass heads
North-east label Bass Command only formed last year, but they’re already starting to raise eyebrows on a global level with a roster of quite startling releases…
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Beth Macari
She’s soul! She’s pop! She’s 19-years-old! And, most importantly, she’s rather fabulous.
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Kredo
This bunch look the part, do they not? They sound it, too.
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Silva Method
This is Silva Method, who, as you can see, rather edgily spell their name “Silva” rather than the more conventional “Silver”.
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Is there anything that Curvy Sounds can’t do?
Not only does Curvy Sounds sell a weird and wonderful collection of instruments (and guitars), they also offer an unparalleled repair service AND is something of a music hub.
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Minnie Forrest
Minnie Forrest looks like an alternative model does she not? Well, what-do-you-know, she is. She’s also a Tyneside based singer/songwriter.
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Bright Lights
Isn’t this pic a bit murky for a band called Bright Lights…?
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Number Machine
This is a logo. Of that, there is no doubt. And it’s the logo of Number Machine, a kind of shadowy presence on the local music scene. But do they add up?
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Rexine
They’re wry, they’re spry, they’re crisp and dry – ladies and gentlemen welcome to the wonderful world of Rexine.
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Circle Hour
This pair look all kinds of lovely, do they not? And what do you know, their music is just as exquisite as their haircuts.
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