Rock Sound — Good lads. In the spirit of their album 'The Great Depression', As It Is are being proactive in continuing the support and discussion around mental health in the scene by taking not for profit organisation A Voice For The Innocent out o... more info

Rock Sound — It's been a very big year for As It Is, and they've started a lot of important discussions. No other band in our world has harnessed the Power Of Music this year quite like As It Is. That's why they're the winner of The Power O... more info

Rock Sound — And it's an intimate, acoustic affair. As It Is will be ending the year in style, with a just-announced acoustic show at the Allsaints Church in Kingston. The show is presented by Banquet Records, and will be rounding out a big few months... more info

Rock Sound — This is the cutest thing we've ever seen. While we're all sitting here suffering the post-festival (great) depression following a weekend of Slam Dunk madness, this cheered us up. During As It Is' set at Slam Dunk South, the band ... more info

Rock Sound — "We're all to blame for the wounded world" Gone is the 50s aesthetic- welcome to the new era of As It Is. As It Is have announced their follow up to their 2017 'okay.', with a brand new album, a brand new single, and a brand new... more info

The Telegraph — Rare images by Walker Evans capture a nation in despair more info

ContactMusic — Shirley Temple, who died today at the age of 85, was a child actress unlike any other, in a career which began when she was just three years old,... more info

Bridging The Atlantic — Mr. Pepper has been a favourite of this blog since we started, back then with an amazing release fronting The Dymaxions, later on with Gregory Pepper & His Problems. His new project Common Grackle finds Pepper teaming with hip hop producer Factor, a... more info

Scotsman.com — THE GREAT DEPRESSION: A DIARY Benjamin Roth Public Affairs/Perseus Books Group £14.99 BILL JAMIESON more info

Playbill - Thoroughbred Records and Max Weintraub present the new musical revue "Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?" Songs and Stories from The Great Depression beginning Oct. 9 at the Triad Theatre in Manhattan. more info