We All Want Someone To Shout For — After catching fellow The Crookes at Highline Ballroom, I ran over to catch fellow Brit-rockers The Subways at The Studio at Webster Hall. It was their first performance in New York in eight years after a long absence from North American touring. I m... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — In 2014, a band from Sheffield, England (also home of Arctic Monkeys) named The Crookes released a great record called Soapbox that largely went unnoticed here in the states. For shame, as it features some great memorable guitar rock that is miles be... more info

Prefix — British indie/pop band The Crookes played their first ever NYC ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/photos/the-crookes-a-day-in-pictures/ more info

DrownedInSound — We ranted on about the politics of Tramlines last time. Now we can get to the important stuff - namely, that you could see Alessi’s Ark, Best Friends, Brown Brogues, The Crookes, Department M, Cheatahs , Deaf Club, Dutch Uncles, Sam Forrest, Friend... more info

Powerpopulist — We sincerely thank the hosting entities for posting the following. Maybe you'll thank them, too. The Crookes - Back Street Lovers - Indie Rock Cafe The Kickstand Band - Still Thinking of You Tonight - We All Want Someone To Shout ForThe Super Va... more info

Guardian Music — More than 150,000 people rock Sheffield as the sun shines. One of them was the Guardian Northerner's Emily Brinnand, plus a band of talented photographersTramlines this year easily lived up to being the UK's Best Metropolitan Festival, after people p... more info

Guardian Music — Emily Brinnand previews next week's festival, with top recommendations, video clip and interactive poster of the brimful of stuff on offer Tramlines has been bringing together musicians, artists, promoters and music lovers since it was born in 2009. ... more info

Addict Music — Next in line to try and make us proud of Yorkshire, is The Crookes, a band who have already been described as Steve Lamacq’s ‘favourite British band’ more info

DrownedInSound — The Crookes pay for their intellectualisation with a lack of anthemic immediacy, but it’s nice to know that there’s a place for poetry in contemporary pop. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Altsounds — The JD Set returns to London on 24th March at XOYO where TIM WHEELER and a host of friends will pay tribute to the Boston indie Godheads Pixies. Taking songs from across the band's five albums Tim will be joined by EMMY THE GREAT, AND SO I WATCH Y... more info