Altsounds — The South-East London / Brighton four-piece formed in early 2009, drawing influence from post-hardcore acts such as Q and not U, At The Drive-In and Cursive. Childhood friends from Italy, Andrew and Kenny formed 'Raid on the Arcade' with art-stude... more info

Altsounds — From Jerry Lee Lewis to At The Drive-In, via The Stooges and The Sex Pistols, there is a lineage of rock and roll bands united by the same primeval energy and visceral power. Hailing from Wigan, a quartet called The Suzukis, are creating a mighty ... more info

Altsounds — From Jerry Lee Lewis to At The Drive-In, via The Stooges and The Sex Pistols, there is a lineage of rock and roll bands united by the same primeval energy and visceral power. Hailing from Wigan, a quartet called The Suzukis, are creating a might... more info

Pitchfork — If the term "nu-rave" became oppressively omnipresent a few years ago, it's mostly because of Klaxons, the young and spazzy British band. Klaxons released Myths of the Near Future, their call-to-arms debut album, in 2007, and they haven't made muc... more info

Pitchfork — It's now been three years since British spazz-punk nu-ravers Klaxons released their Myths of the Near Future album, and the band has admitted to making big changes to the long-awaited follow-up after their label pressured them. But now there's final... more info

Abeano — Having aborted sessions with Tony Visconti, and scrapping a session with ‘Myths Of The Near Future’ producer, James Ford, Klaxons finally found a production foil in the unlikley shape of Ross Robinson. Yes, THAT Ross Robinson, the g... more info

The Music Fix — News Flash: for a free Suzukis showFrom Jerry Lee Lewis to At The Drive-In, via The Stooges and The Sex Pistols, there is a lineage of rock and roll bands united by the same primeval energy and visceral power. Hailing from Wigan, a quartet called Th... more info

Altsounds — From Jerry Lee Lewis to At The Drive-In, via The Stooges and The Sex Pistols, there is a lineage of rock and roll bands united by the same primeval energy and visceral power. Hailing from Wigan, a quartet called The Suzukis, are creating a mighty s... more info

Chorus.fm — Situated just North of the Rio Grande, dusty El Paso, Texas, seems like the kind of place likely to give rise to Western and Latin-influenced sounds, but in the early 1990's a different kind of storm was brewing. With their first live performance in ... more info

NME - Radar — Funeral Party are band of spunky looking Los Angeles teens formed from the ashes of a Mexican skater gang. They're like At The Drive In if instead of perversely encouraging all their fans at shows to stand completely static they had been more intere... more info