Monthly Archives: April 2010

NME debuted the first public viewing of the Making Of… the latest Pendulum video, for their single Watercolour which is out on May 3rd. Lovely stuff.

The Dangerous Summer have scored an exposure feature in this month’s issue of Rock Sound. Described as “Maryland’s latest feel-good rock heroes”, the band also feature on the magazine’s free CD.

Ganglians picked up more great reviews in the latest issues NME, Q and Rock Sound. The band has been getting across the board acclaim for their take on “Acid Pop” and “Beach Boys-esque harmonies”.

Dutch noiseniks Noisia have seen the exclusive of the video for their upcoming single Split The Atom go live on NME.com. What a great start!

Fortune celebrated the release of their debut album Staring At The Ice Melt with reviews on AOL, Indie London, All Gigs and more. Allez!

Noisia are one of the “iDJ recommends” albums this month and Notion have also printed a great review calling them “the proud leaders of the revolution”.

Ganglians are reviewed in the new issue of Vice magazine; “13 songs of sparkling Hawaiian-tinged surf-pop and Black Lips rock n’ roll.” Thanks Vice!

Jaguar Love picked up a great review in this weeks NME, for their album “flooded with lyrical satire and engulfed in more tunage than an air piano contest.” We couldn’t agree more.

Langhorne Slim joins the Division family this week in preparation for his new album and upcoming UK tour which begins on May 7th.

Nero saw their video for Innocence, released next week, featured as one of the main videos on the NME homepage. Get in!