Album Review: Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile – Lotta Sea Lice
Collaborative albums can be, and usually are, a tricky endeavor. There are usually two ways that most collaboration albums end up being successful: in the first and most common …
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Album Review: Aaron Keylock – Cut Against The Grain
Aptly setting the tone for this neo-retro adventure, blues-inflicted opener All The Right Moves blisteringly begins with a frantic, fuzzy guitar scratch
Live4ever’s Best Of 2016: The Writers’ Albums Of The Year
To round off our Best Of 2016 series, some of Live4ever’s writers have picked out their own favourite albums from the past year
Album Review: Savoy Motel – Savoy Motel
Bumbling from the edges, east of Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee, lays an eccentric and ever-growing rock n’ roll scene that has pushed out an assortment of eclectic noises that …
Album Review: Exploded View – ‘Exploded View’
Exploded View’s self-titled debut is the culmination of unique personalities spontaneously evolving their musical backgrounds
Live4ever Presents: Night Beats
Who are your influences? Lee Blackwell: “I didn’t grow up in a musical family. I grew up with a brother that messed around with the sitar. I’m half-Indian so …
Album Review: Yak – ‘Alas Salvation’
Over the course of rock n roll’s history, the niche archetype of a ‘rock n’ roll trio’ has marveled musicians, critics and fans alike. Throughout the decades, three people …
Live4ever Interview: How far can they stray on their second album and still sound like Slaves?
26 May, 2016
Features, Interviews, News
Last time Live4ever sat down with Slaves, they were a bumbling act of excitement as they took to SXSW with a youthful vigor. Their original EP ‘Sugar Coated Bitter …
Live4ever Interview: The next stage of The Big Pink at South By Southwest 2016
22 April, 2016
Features, Interviews, News
“We are very much starting with the beginning of this album process – the next stage of The Big Pink,” mused founder Robbie Furze. It’s been a quiet few …
Album Review: White Denim – ‘Stiff’
In a city comprised of some of rock n roll’s finest and most dynamic musicians, Austin’s White Denim have built a marvelously sturdy brand of southern progressive rock that …
Album Review: Primal Scream – ‘Chaosmosis’
The term ‘Chaosmosis’ originates from French philosopher and psychotherapist Felix Guattari. In this particular theory, Guattari states art is an aesthetical product that comes from new subjective perspectives, and …
Album Review: Jeff Wootton – ‘The Way The Light’
Jeff Wootton may not be a household name, but he is without a doubt one of the most respected musicians currently working within the British music industry. At just …