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Get a taste of Belleruche 's new sound at London's Scala on May 31st. The turntable soul group has gone a bit darker on new LP Rollerchain , which is out now on Tru Thoughts Records. Check out our exclusive mix from the band, and grab tickets to the show (which also features Py and KidKanevil ) here . Belleruche - Train Tracks: A tour mixtape by DJ Modest 1. Blue Train, John Coltrane 2. Hobo, You Can't Ride This Train, Louis Armstrong 3. Take the "A" Train, Duke Ellington & Ella Fitzgerald 4. All Aboard, Muddy Waters 5. The Rock Island Line ...

2:54 are a sister act. They make the kind of music that makes you feel things. Not bad things, just things that creep up on you and stay there for a few minutes after the speakers go quiet. Its a musical partnership so important they got matching tattoos on their right arms to seal it, so intuitive they can't even describe it. They treat music like a drug, always after that next aural high. Lucky for them, there's been no shortage of people supporting this habit and their place in the indie hype-o-sphere has been pretty well ...

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The Michigan-born musician and Raconteurs frontman plays London's Scala, with support from Georgia native Young Hines. Anthony Keiler shoots.

To celebrate the release of Belleruche’s new album ‘Rollerchain’, Clash are giving away a pair of tickets to their live show on May 31st at London’s Scala, a signed copy of the new LP (vinyl and CD), a limited hand numbered ‘Rollerchain’ screenprint and a copy of each previous album they’ve released. Belleruche combine electronica and soul elements more than ever in their new record, creating something diverse and vastly different from anything else in their field. Their experimentation in the studio has seen them taking computer sounds and putting them through amps and chopping them up ...

Californian band Dawes release their new album North Hills on June 4th through Loose Music, and we've been given the exclusive stream of it! The album includes live favourite 'When My Time Comes', as well as Peace In The Valley (which we recently gave away as a free download ). Before you give the album a listen, digest their following tour dates: July 07 – T In The Park, Kinross 09 – Academy 2, Dublin 10 – Kazimier, Liverpool 11 – Scala, London 13 – Latitude Festival, Suffolk 14 – Hard Rock Calling (Sold OuT) 15 – Bullingdon, Oxford

London Based Py (Jade Pybus) today releases her brand new mixtape, Tripping On Wisdom . Starting 2012 on many tippers lists as one to watch, finally she is ready to step out. Featuring collaborations and productions from the likes of bretonLABS, George Fitzgerald, Damu and Greenwood Sharps, it is an autobiographical snapshot of her life and thoughts. In support of the release Py is playing the following dates: 24th May – Yo Yo 31st May – The Scala (Supporting Belleruche) Tripping On Wisdom is available to download for free now from here .

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“I think people are surprised when they come to see us live. They expect us to be really calm and quiet but in some ways we’re the opposite”. These are the scarily accurate words of Dry The River’s heavily tattooed front man, Peter Liddle. If you stumbled drunkenly upon this band in a night club – with long locks and their bodies ladened with tattoos your instinct would tell you, protect your ears and go elsewhere as this is going to be deafening. Even so, the previous comment would only apply to those who have been hiding under a ...

Lingering a smidgen of oblique street beyond the odious ostentation of Regent Street lies Liberty. Probably the finest shop of this fair city yet one that is somewhat inexplicably, somehow, in some way humble it therefore serves as a quite apposite location at which to first encounter Sharon Van Etten . For like Liberty, she is the lusciously remarkable gem lodged barely beneath the bloodthirsty claw of the mainstream – or indeed right beneath the nose of the maddening crowds beyond these practically antiquated, single-glazed shutters. "I never wanna shop but then when I go out, it's like 'danger zone'", she ...

In preparation of the June 4th release date of their new album North Hills , booming band Dawes have announced a few headlining shows in July. Tickets for the Dublin and Liverpool locations are available now with the London and Oxford tickets being available tomorrow. Tour dates are below and you can purchase North Hills on June 4th by way of Loose Music. 7th July - T In The Park, Kinross 9th July - Academy 2, Dublin 10th July - Kazimier, Liverpool 11th July - Scala, London 13th July - Latitude Festival, Suffolk 14th July - Hard Rock Calling, Hyde Park 15th July - Bullingdon, Oxford

London sister duo 2:54 are set to release their self-titled album later this month, alongside plenty of tour dates, including supporting The XX , and their own 7 June headlining show at the Scala in London. The group performed this live cut below the Fiction Records studios of ‘Circuitry,’ which you can check out below.

More Bidgoodness with Harry and the boys."Harry BIDGOOD (born in London, 1898) recorded both under his own name, and a variety of other names such as Harry Bidgood's Broadcasters, The Riverside Dance Orchestra, Don Porto and His Novelty Accordions, Rossini's Accordions, Primo Scala and His Banjo Band (or: Primo Scala and His Accordion Band) Among his famous vocalists are Vera Lynn, Cavan O'Malley, Sam Costa. Bidgood's career began when he became the pianist with the De Groot Orchestra then resident at London's Piccadilly Hotel. In time, he became the Musical Director for Vocalion Records ...

Ambling onstage to the sound and invasive smell of lethargic poofs of dry ice whilst the equally, intrinsically languid garble of Nicolas Jaar pervades the place, enter  Exitmusic . A little up against it perhaps – and indeed support slots in themselves are oft notoriously tough stuff to crack – thankfully opening up for Sharon Van Etten, who seems to sell out every last show she trundles on over for and attracts a delightful cross-section of society predisposed to enlightenment, ensures any initial ambivalence or apathy toward the situation is instantaneously equilibrated. However if the unpleasant sensual assault aforementioned may fabricate a threadbare ...