Hot Chip-Goldfrapp-Adele-Clash Magazine
Hot Chip-Goldfrapp-Adele-Clash Magazine
FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE...
Hot Chip
Back to the dancefloor!
Hot Chip proved it was possible to reference the Eighties without recourse to gauche irony; combining contrasting genres as an evolution of sound rather than contrived experiment, whilst allowing art-school sensibilities to appeal well beyond twats with downloadable hair cuts.
Goldfrapp
The trials and tribulations of...
Alison Goldfrapp scowls. She drinks. She simmers like a perfectly perfected film noir seductress on a filthy disco dance-floor. At least, that’s the tagline. Alison Goldfrapp on a Tuesday afternoon, in a members club in Soho, is none of these things. Or perhaps she is all of them…
Adele
19 year old super starlet in the making
With a smoky voice that makes your heart ache and lyrics that keep you guessing, Adele’s debut album, ‘19’, is out soon, following the release of savvy ballad ‘Chasing Pavements’. You may have already heard her homage to London, ‘Hometown Glory’, which is, quite frankly, gorgeous.
Lightspeed Champion
Who's to blame for Nu Rave?
Dev Hynes is a tired man, and as Clash meets the Lightspeed Champion himself, somewhat appropriately in a Shoreditch espresso bar, it would seem he is in the middle of one of his most hectic weeks in memory.
Madness
Fruity and Nutty!
For Madness, playing live and entertaining the crowd is essential to their mantra and to their success. However, to describe them as simply a novelty act is far from justified.
The Duke Spirit
Hello Sailor! Out to sea with...
The Duke Spirit don’t really subscribe to the stereotypical rock band on tour.
Sons and Daughters
Great Scots! They're back!
Doing things their own way and in their own time Sons And Daughters are ready to step out of the shadows and throttle some life into the darkest corners of dance floors across the land.
Album Spotlight
Michael Jackson - Thriller
Would define Jackson’s growth from childhood prodigy to adult genius and cement his place in the record books.
Personality Clash
The Maccabees Vs Good Shoes
Orlando Weeks fronts The Maccabees, the Brighton-based indie starlets whose ‘Colour It In’ was one of the best UK debut LPs heard in years. Rhys Jones heads Good Shoes, the South London peddlers of taut wry pop. Their album, ‘Think Before You Speak’, was released on Brille to great acclaim, not least from us…
Regulars
ROCK AND RULES
Sparks
Polls Apart
'Smash the System'
ELECTRIC SELECTION
Explorations in dance
ONES TO WATCH
Tips for 2008
THE LAST TIME
Holy Fuck
WRITE ON
The Young Knives
Album Reviews
Hot chip
Cat Power
School of Language
Lightspeed Champion
Pete and the Pirates
British Sea Power
Aidan John Moffat
The Duke Spirit
Grand National
Beach House
Envelopes
Thao
Plus the latest: ALBUM & LIVE REVIEWS / NEW FILM & DVD RELEASES
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