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Feature: Rockness 2009
The first acts have been announced for the fourth Rock Ness festival in Scotland, the artists who will be rocking the main stage at the iconic loch. Read on for more details…
Feature: Big Chill 2009 - First Look
The first names have been announced for the UK’s friendliest festival: The Big Chill. Set in the grounds of Eastnor Castle, the idyllic surroundings provide the perfect environment for an August weekend of summer fun to refresh the soul and provide three days of fun. Read on for a first look at next year’s event and full ticket details.
Feature: Urban Nerds NYE Special
The Urban Nerds have been taking their underground sound beyond their residency at Brick Lane bass-bin 93 Feet East in 2008. They’re hit Fabric’s cavernous third room, hosted the afterparty with ckIN2U for the DMC World DJ Championships, taken over a room at the Mixmag Christmas party at Egg and teamed up with the likes of Time Out and Don’t Panic. They plan to cap all this with the best New Year’s Eve party to be found in London combining everything from grime, hip hop and dubstep to breaks, jungle and electro.
Feature: Blissfields returns in 2009
After a year off, Blissfields is back in 2009 offering festival goers the unique chance to become the President of The United States of Bliss for the weekend along with the usual antics which won the event the Best Small UK Festival award in 2007.
Feature: Snowbombing 2009 preview
Hit the piste then party the night away to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Snowbombing, the dance music festival set to a backdrop of mountainous ski slopes. Next March at Mayrhofen in Austria Fatboy Slim will headline the annual snow-and-dance-athon
Feature: BLOC Weekend 2009 preview
Leave those tents at home for now, BLOC Weekend kicks off the festival season early in 2009 in its regular March slot at a holiday park. Underground electronic dance music is the flavour for three days of sheltered musical madness and no worries of rain interrupting the enjoyment. Together with fairground rides, an arcade, water park and chalet accommodation included in the price, it boasts an impressive initial line up featuring today’s stars of the scene, past heroes and a few surprises. Dance fans, pay attention.
Feature: Festival Season 2009: Event Tickets on Sale!
Festival season has hardly finished and tickets are already on sale for a whole range of top events next year. From the biggy of Glastonbury to the promise of a new look Glade and Bloc Weekend, read on to find out the information available about many of the events happening next year with tickets available now.
Feature: Warehouse Project: The Ape 3rd Birthday Bash
Manchester’s Warehouse Project is known as the premier party venue for the city with line-ups which make even London ravers go green with envy. It’s programme features every dance genre imaginable with the top names from each, and the Ape 3rd birthday brought together some of the best in dubstep, grime, hip hop and drum and bass for another memorable night.
Feature: Bloc Launch Party - London
Bloc launched its 2009 event in fine style with two parties: one in Paris, the other in London. Both starred acid pioneer Phuture 303, first playing at the Batofar boat-club on the river Seine then heading up the line-up in a London warehouse. I got along to the London event to witness the first rumblings of excitement ahead of the 2009 Bloc Weekend.
Feature: London Airwaves Festival
Iceland’s Airwave Festival celebrated its tenth anniversary with a one-night visit to East London featuring leading electronic acts. Spread across eight venues in Shoreditch acts such as Digitalism, Crookers, The Whip, Young Knives and A Human, it was a welcome addition to the recent trend of festivals uniting clubs and bars together.
Feature: Dave Clarke launches new label White Noise
DJ legend Dave Clarke has made it his mission to bring fresh sounds from new artists into clubs with the launch of music label White Noise. Named after his globally syndicated weekly radio show, it’s the first label Dave Clarke has been involved with since his time as with Magnetic North in the early 90s. Just as his show’s use of unsigned music offers a unique taste of electro and techno not heard elsewhere, so the label will showcase all that is great and new.
Feature: Eastern Electrics Saturday
Eastern Electrics revealed a new party space over the August bank holiday weekend: Ewer Street Car Park in Southwark with an outdoor DC10-style courtyard and spectacular indoor arches. It was the setting for a Cross Central style mix of DJs and bands playing house, techno and electro. zap! bang! was there for the Saturday of the two-day mini-festival to report back about the debut event.
Feature: Global Gathering 2008 Highlights
Global Gathering 2008 saw a festival exclusive from Kanye West, Sven Vath bring his Ibiza Cocoon party to the UK, Tiesto play to a tent so full people spilt outside and DJ/producer Mark Ronson perform a full live show. zap! bang! Magazine presents a round up of the dance event in Stratford Upon Avon attended by 50,000 music fans.
Feature: Eastern Electrics - August Bank Holiday Weekend
August Bank Holiday in London was looking a little empty following the final TDK Cross Central last year. The lack of the two day dance festival spread across three of the capital’s top clubs had left a gap in the calendar for partygoers to fill. Lucky for them, something new has stepped up: Eastern Electrics. With a similar ethos to Cross Central with a mix of indoor and outdoor spaces, the action moves east to Shoreditch for an ambitious launch.
Feature: The Big Chill 2008 review
Fairies, wizards and even a power ranger came out to play at The Big Chill - and that was just the adults! The family-friendly festival at Eastnor Castle Deer Park basked in sunshine for two days and shrugged off the light rain on the last as it created an enchanting atmosphere filled with music, comedy, art and impromptu moments of magic. This year, it also joined forces with the cancelled Sunrise Celebration due to take place at the end of May for an added dimension to the varied activities.
Feature: Bloc 2009 Paris/London double date acid spectacular launch party weekend
Way back in March the second Bloc Weekend brought a selection of the finest electronic music artists to a Pontin’s for three days of delectable music headed up by Dave Clarke, Mad Mike, Amon Tobin and Karl Bartos. It finished with a night of acid, and that’s where the launch party for 2009’s event will begin in an international party double header. Paris and London will host two Bloc nights in September with acid house originators Phuture 303 heading both.
Feature: Warehouse Project 2008
Manchester’s club scene gets treated to another 14 weeks of top line ups from across the dance music spectrum as The Warehouse Project returns for its third stint in the city. Once again a cavernous area beneath Piccadilly Train station will be the setting for a diverse series of parties including Jeff Mills, Squarepusher, Justice, Pete Tong, Sven Vath, Basement Jaxx, Dizzee Rascal, Andy C, Justice and many, many more. Read on full full details of Warehouse Project 2008 and the tantalising line ups.
Feature: Rosie and the Goldbug: War of the Roses EP
The hotly-tipped three piece band Rosie and the Goldbug claim they could fill any arena with their stage performance and even give Muse a run for their money, along with being softer on the eye too. They are right in the middle of a huge touring schedule — details below — including Bestival on the Isle of Wight, and their EP War of the Roses is out now.
Feature: Independents Day 08: ID08
4th July saw the launch of Independents Day, a new annual initiative in the UK from the Association of Independent Music (AIM) to celebrate the importance and success of independently released music throughout the world — with album/event activity replicated globally under the umbrella of WIN, the Worldwide Independent Network) — and also to raise a bit of cash for charity.
Feature: Glastonbury 2008 Review
Complaints of Jay-Z as headliner, rumours of poor ticket sales, what was described as a disappointing line up, talk of the threat of constant rain — all the hallmarks of Glastonbury 2008 being one of the worst weekends in its long and famous history of the festival you just have to be at. Yet an impressive set from Jay-Z going solo without any guests, the most sunshine in years, only a light splattering of rain and a spirited atmosphere from start to finished from the ‘effective sell out’ crowd of 137,000 proved there was no threat of it becoming a blot on its copy book. Glastonbury thrived under the pressure of being written off and Michael Eavis has every reason to expect demand to be even stronger in 2009.
Feature: Big Chill 2008 Preview
The festival famed for it’s laid back nature, The Big Chill puts atmosphere first, music second for a vibe that is the envy of others. This year it has teamed up with the Sunrise Celebration after the Somerset based festival was washed out by terrible flash floods that hit the area to make a unique festival within a festival space. This year’s event at Eastnor Castle in Ledbury, Herefordshire will be an extra special treat as a result, read our preview for what to look out for over the three days.
Feature: Global Gathering 2008 Preview
Kanye West making his only UK festival appearance of the summer at Global Gathering might be a surprise to many given the dance origins of organiser Godskitchen, but it could prove to be a defining moment for the festival as rivals opt for tried and tested big names still doing the rounds. Together with the likes of Mody, Tiesto, Sven Vath, John Digweed, Sasha, 2ManyDJs and more than 100 other leading acts and DJs, he will entertain 55,000 revellers as main headliner of the two-day event on Long Marston Airfield in Stratford Upon Avon on Friday July 25 and Saturday July 26.
Feature: The New York Dolls headline Lounge on the Farm
Legendary proto-punk heroes, The New York Dolls, have been announced as the headliners for Kent’s Lounge on the Farm next month. As the band’s only UK headline festival appearance for 2008, it is an opportunity to catch one of rock ‘n’ roll’s greatest live bands at close quarters.
Feature: Raped by Bass Volume II - Mixed by Rattus Rattus
London DJ Rattus Rattus serves up a treat of dubstep, electro, grime, funk, bassline and garage in one of his signature mash up mixes that keeps the rave spirit alive throughout. Still spinning the vinyl while everyone else seems to be opting for CDJs, his new mix Raped by Bass Volume II does exactly what you’d expect — provide another onslaught of bass-heavy tracks that leave a serious imprint on your ears.
Feature: Noise of Art: London Summer Micro Festival 2008
Germany’s biggest electronic exports, Booka Shade, headline the third Noise of Art microfestival celebrating the convergence of music and visual art in the digital age. A week on the Southbank, in East London and central London will feature art installations, club nights, gigs, music and film events between Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 19.
Feature: Bestival and Camp Bestival previews
A festival fancy dress theme of 30,000 freaks under the sea could only be the brainchild of Bestival head-honcho and Radio 1 DJ Rob da Bank for another weekend of fun-filled musical madness on the Isle of Wight. More popular than ever, this year’s event has already sold out; but for those lucky enough to get tickets a mouth-watering line-up awaits. For those who will be missing out, there is still time to buy a ticket to the inaugural Camp Bestival in July. Read on for details of both…
Feature: Review: ATP: Explosions In The Sky (Part 2 of 2)
For some it was a toss-up between Japanese artist Worlds End Girlfriend and the first half of the FA Cup at the start of Saturday’s line-up. For others it was a toss-up between leaving the beach or not. It still wasn’t amazing weather yet there were several cricket and football matches in action on the Minehead sands. There was a large crowd gathered though by the time A Hawk and a Hacksaw took to the stage in the massive tented Pavilion — one example of several seemingly strange choices for the more open and large of the three musical areas.
Feature: Review: ATP: Explosions In The Sky (Part 1 of 2)
After the previous week’s adventures with All Tomorrow’s Parties playing against Pitchfork in Camber Sands, Minehead’s monstrous Butlins played host to the more traditional format of single artist-curated ATP festival with Texan post-rockers Explosions in the Sky taking on the necessary choosing duties. Their pick list ranged to include a whole host of US indie alongside math and art rock bands and several folk styles represented along with smatterings of lo-fi noise, bouncing hip-hop and techno.
Feature: SugaRush Beat Company release debut single
You may have seen a computerised soul singer wandering the music channels singing about love in an uplifting, gospel style song not far off the Gnarls Barkley style which saw them make it big with “Crazy” in 2006. Well, the video is of SugaRush Beat Company’s “L-O-V-E”, and looks set to catapult them into the big time.
Feature: Gatecrasher Summer Sound System 2008
Strong winds and constant rain — a combination British festivals always run the risk of being undone by. Gatecrasher’s first ever two-day Summer Sound System with camping suffered at the hands of the elements when its first day of windswept dance music to a backdrop of sunshine was met by incessant rain on Sunday morning. While never causing the same kind of chaos as Glastonbury’s near-annual mudfest, spirits struggled to remain high as disappointing organisational efforts fought against increasingly poor conditions.
Feature: Glade Festival 2008 preview
A run of three years of beautiful sunshine for the first Glade Festival events came to a momentous end in 2007 when a monsoon seemed to have enveloped the site causing chaos. Yet, the organisers hauled the event out of troubled waters and the crowd shrugged off the weather conditions to party on through the mud and rain. The weather may not be guaranteed for 2008, but 2007 proved that as long as the vibe and music is right, nothing can stop a good party.
Feature: Rock Ness 2008 Preview
Head to Scotland for a little northern exposure to top music acts at the festival on the shores of the legendary Loch Ness. This summer’s two-day Rock Ness line up is shaping to be an exciting mix of electronic, dance and rock’s most celebrated names, although you’ll probably have to find any legendary monsters yourself.
Feature: Bang Face Weekender review
What is it with holiday parks these days? Once the preserve of families looking for a cheap and easy beach break, now they are being taken over by party animals. Bang Face Weekender, dubbed as “Neo-rave Armageddon”, took over Pontin’s Camber Sands for the second dance music event at one of the venue this year following Bloc Weekend at the Great Yarmouth in March. Taking its cue from the London club night of the same name, the promise of mild paced reggae and dubstep through to techno and acid as well as the crazier stylings of jungle, breakcore and gabber is enough to send most modest ravers into meltdown at just the thought. For the Bang Face Hard Crew in attendance, it was more like euphoric hysteria.
Feature: Lounge on the Farm 2008 preview
Chill on a Kentish farm for the weekend and see a host of top local acts alongside heavy hitters with the south east’s Lounge on the Farm. The three-day July festival is set in the idyllic surrounds of Merton Farm in Canterbury, and its rustic charms will host 160 bands spread across six stages geared towards all ages. Whether you want to see live acts, DJs or tuck into a hog roast, Lounge on the Farm promises an ethos firmly rooted in the local community to make it a friendly, corporate-free experience.
Feature: Gatecrasher Summer Sound System 2008 Preview
Gatecrasher is not quite the giant in clubland it once was. Indeed, all the dance superbrands have found the going tough since the turn of the millennium, culminating in overexposure and a re-aligning to offer more infrequent events. This year sees Gatecrasher’s Summer Sound System expand to over two days on the second May bank holiday weekend with the option of camping and a few surprises away from the beaten track to lure 60,000 clubbers to the Turweston Aerodrome near Brackley in England.
Feature: New album from Barry Adamson
The stage is dark, the tension in the air is weighty. A sign saying ‘Hotel Hades’ is the only thing that’s lit. And you’re attracted — like a moth to a flame. You’re welcomed in, your course guided by a familiar hand. Step inside, make yourself at home and take a tour around the home of the Jazz Devil…
Feature: Blissfields 2008 Preview
Winner of the best small festival in the 2007 Festival Awards, Blissfields returns in 2008 to a new home of The Matterley Bowl near Winchester. Following in the footsteps of the late and respected Homelands dance festival, Blissfields is a three-day, wallet-friendly event running from July 4th to 6th with big ambitions. Its three headliners range from the quirky in The Wonder Stuff, the fresh in The Whip and the legendary in the form of Roni Size Reprazent. Yes, Blissfields is looking to put itself well and truly on the regular festival calendar for all in 2008.
Feature: Bloc Weekend 2008
A dose of techno, a game of air hockey, a flirt with dubstep then go-karting and a quick nap in a chalet bed before hitting the 24-hour dancefloor again may not sound like a normal weekend at the family holiday park Pontin’s, but that was exactly what was on the menu in Great Yarmouth for the second three-day Bloc Weekend where the party really didn’t pause for breath thanks to a superb range of artists and an even better selection of festival-goers keeping one of the most friendly vibes alive throughout the first major party of the year.
Feature: Coming soon: Bloc Weekender 2008
Less than a month away, the final details of Bloc Weekender 2008 have been revealed — including details of the previously secret headliner and what sounds like one of the most madcap final days to a festival imaginable. Read on to find out more…
Feature: 2007 in Review
A few of us over at zap! bang! thought we’d discuss what we particularly enamoured with in 2007, so here’s some lists of our individual favourites.
Feature: Southern Records Sampler Competition
it’s competition time again!
Feature: BLOC Weekend 2008
Dance fans who like their music fresh and away from the glare of mainstream gloss should set aside a long weekend in their diary for 2008: March 14th to 16th for the second BLOC Weekend. Its mix of underground electronic dance music is one of the newst to the UK’s growing number of fesitvals at holiday parks and after a highly-rated first event, this year’s promises to be even bigger.
Feature: Zaum
The anomaly here though which stretches the label’s scope far wider is with the experimental sounds of improvisational jazz outfit Zaum. Led by drummer/percussionist Steve Harris, Zaum originally came together in 2002 and have put together several records, most notably Above Our Heads The Sky Splits Open (Slam, 2004), which received high acclaim in The Penguin Guide to Jazz, as well as the new record I Hope You Never Love Anything As Much As I Love You, released last month on Amazon, and described by the Wire as “…quite simply the best British improvised record in more than a decade”.
Feature: FREE City Slang Label Sampler
Following on from the success of DigiSlang 1, City Slang have taken the next logical step to release the sequel.
The new City Slang digital sampler is not only FREE but it has tracks from the latest and greatest City Slang offerings.
Feature: Mark Ronson Competition
Mark Ronson is playing London’s Shepherd’s Bush Empire on October 25th and we’re able to give you the chance to win a pair of tickets for the show plus a stay at the prestigious K West hotel (in association with Columbia).
Feature: The Changes to release debut album
Chicago band The Changes is promising to dispel any thoughts their music can be pinned down to a blueprint when their debut album is released on Monday, September 17th — by claiming to make it impossible to compare them to anyone.
Feature: Andy Lewis and Paul Weller collaborate on new single
The Modfather Paul Weller has gone back to his Northern Soul roots by teaming up with Britpop DJ-turned-artist Andy Lewis.
Feature: 2007 Mercury Music Prize Nominations
All awards ceremonies are flawed: hailing one album better than all others across genres is ridiculous and taste-specific (and as experienced as the judging panel is I’m sure they haven’t got any 16 year old grime kids on it), but the Mercury Music Prize is still an improvement on most. Better than the glossy industry back-slap/sales-boost of the Brits, better than the bizarre categories of the Grammy’s (“Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package” anyone?) and better than the admittedly fun, but narrow-focussed NME Awards. M-People apart it has rewarded some great records in the past, like Screamadelica, Dummy and Different Class.
Feature: TDK Cross Central 2007 Preview
The August Bank Holiday Weekend is always packed full of fantastic music events, but it just wouldn’t be the same without an annual dose of the highly acclaimed TDK Cross Central. Slap bang in the centre of London at an urban Victorian Goods Yard dating back 150 years and incorporating three of the capital’s finest late night spots, the two-day festival of cutting edge sounds should be on everyone’s hitlist for either Saturday, August 25th or Sunday August 26th — or even both for the party animals.
Feature: A Christmas Presents to You: Free Stuff!
We here at zap! bang! sincerely wish you all a very happy festive season. Get out there and savour the local Christmas ales, then do some Christmas shopping (it’s easier that way round) and then when you are done, get back home and help yourself to a present or two from us at zap! bang! and some of our many friends. Check them out, Santa’s bag is indeed a mixed one this year!
Feature: Reflexive Blubbering in the Face of the New Reality of Entertainment: Run Amok at BE THE RIOTTT!!! Music Festival
I was sent on behalf of zap! bang! Magazine to the BE THE RIOTTT! (Sic) festival, which took place in San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on November 11th, 2006. In brooding over how to begin composing this text I found myself debating if some questions should even be asked. That is to say that upon entering the auditorium - or even further back, in my ascent from the city’s underbelly parking garage to street level — I was by degree overcome by an awed understanding and scaling disgust for the situation laid before me.
Feature: Groundbreaking digital music show From the Basement
Top artists will take centre stage of new digital download music programme From the Basement. With no host and no studio audience, it aims to bring you pure, intimate and unadulterated performances launching with Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke.
Feature: Idlewild Free Download
Idlewild are back after almost two years away with an exclusive new track to coincide with their sold out UK tour. The band will be previewing material from their latest album Make Another World (Sequel) released in February 2007 on six dates, but if you did not get a ticket you can still get an early listen to one of the tracks.
Feature: Fuck Yeah Fest 3
This was the third installment of the yearly music festival, and again the Fuck Yeah Fest transformed Sunset Boulevard in Echo Park, Los Angeles, into the likeness of an east coast style block party. Hundreds filled the streets waiting to see the over fifty bands, plus local comedians and art exhibits.
Feature: MAKE ROADS SAFE Campaign
The Make Roads Safe campaign has scheduled another gig to raise awareness of the dangers of the roads, to be held this Wednesday — with Dirty Pretty Things and Metro Riots playing. The gig is now sold out, with 400 tickets having been won in a competition run by the charity, and hopefully this will give a large audience to the cause’s message.
Feature: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Melua: Exactly, I mean it’s obviously not taking itself too seriously but it’s only because she can’t afford to. I mean, that’s part of the MySpace world — everyones frontin so you never get caught out because you never divulge your true personality.
Digital: I know what you mean. But Lily Allen despite this, does seems to have this charismatic personality on record and off that seems to attract people — even if it isn’t a very original one.
Feature: Star Chamber
Star Chamber are hoping 2006 will be a major year in its long yet unsigned history after the band took some time out to concentrate on new material and recording. Now the indie-rock band are on the road again with gigs lined up in London and a new EP under their belt. Will it be their break through year?
Feature: 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' All Tomorrow's Parties - December 2005 - curated by The Mars Volta
What made this line-up even better was how you could make a link back to The Mars Volta, their members and their musical parts, for all of the acts there, threading it together and making the festival work well as a whole piece - as it should.
Feature: MR SCRUFF COMPETITION!
You can win 1 of 5 pairs of tickets to Mr Scruff’s New Years Eve bash at the London Forum on Dec 31st…
Feature: Malcfest 2005
Four years ago, a man named Malcolm had a vision — that he could put on a festival in his Catford flat, with all his mates’ bands playing in his living room. Now in its fourth year, Malcfest continued to grow, surpassing all previous expectations.
Feature: Ashton Court Festival
The giants of Bristol’s recent musical past have all played here, but Kosheen are shit, Massive Attack have become shit and Portishead and Tricky have just gone. How will the city’s new breed live up to their (mostly) glorious history?
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