Getintothis Album Club #9: Deap Vally, Goat, Grumbling Fur, Natalie McCool, Nick Cave, Warpaint
With summer but a distant memory and autumn taking hold, Getintothis’ writers suggest some long-playing accompaniments to the shortening of…
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Deap Vally, The Velveteers, Indigo Moon: The Invisible Wind Factory, Liverpool
Californian duo Deap Vally brought new LP Femejism to Liverpool, aided by Denver rockers The Velveteers and Liverpool’s own Indigo…
Liverpool music gig guide – Deap Vally, MiC Lowry, Oscar and more
With seemingly the whole musical world calling Liverpool home over the next seven days, Getintothis’ Craig MacDonald is here to guide…
Deap Vally to play Invisible Wind Factory date in support of new album Femejism
As Californian duo Deap Vally add a Liverpool leg to their UK jaunt this autumn, Getintothis’ Jake Marley exclusively reports on…
Deap Vally, Sankofa, Sugarmen: East Village Arts Club, Liverpool
Deap Vally juxtapose their femininity with brash abrasive thrashing, Getintothis’ Mike Townsend assesses the latest supposed saviours of rock and…
Deap Vally, The Wild Eyes, The Dirty Rivers: The Shipping Forecast – picture gallery
Deap Vally brought sludgy riffs and plenty of sweaty action to Liverpool, Getintothis’ Michelle Roberts gets messy down the front.
Deap Vally, The Wild Eyes, The Dirty Rivers: The Shipping Forecast, Liverpool
Getintothis’ Tom Dani blows his load as Deap Vally register another notch on their rock and roll bedpost.
Deap Vally: Liverpool get ready we’re gonna melt some faces
Deap Vally are readying their debut album, ahead of their gig at the Shipping Forecast in Liverpool, they tell Getintothis’…
New album releases this week: Daniel Avery and Alessandro Cortini, Hilary Woods, Fotocrime and much more
Another week ends with a raft of fine new album releases hitting the shelves and Getintothis’ Simon Kirk selects the…
Smithdown Road Festival 2018: 10 must see acts at this year’s festival
As we approach the May Bank Holiday and Smithdown Road Festival, Getintothis’ Mark Rowley picks out ten must-see acts for 2018.