The Early Years, Xam Duo: Aatma, Manchester
Sonic Cathedral serves up a double-header of wild noise in Manchester, Getintothis’ Peter Guy hails the triumphant second coming of The…
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Getintothis Album Club #11: Barberos, Danny Brown, The Early Years, Lambchop and Sex Swing
With the end of year looming, Getintothis’ writers round-up on some of the best albums from this month – as…
AC/DC’s Back in Black – 40 years of the biggest rock album of all time
As AC/DC’s record breaking Back in Black album nears its 40th anniversary, Getintothis’ Nedim Hassan reflects on its bittersweet success…
Thousand Yard Stare – the band that time forgot return with their first album in 27 years
Thousand Yard Stare are back with a new album, Getintothis’ Jamie Bowman talks bouncy indie disco floor fillers with the band.
Deep Purple In Rock – 50 years of the definitive hard rock classic album
As one of the most pivotal albums in hard rock history nears its 50th anniversary, Getintothis’ Nedim Hassan reflects on…
The Stone Roses: Spike Island – 30 years on from ‘the ugliest festival of all-time’ that inspired a generation
30 years on from the now infamous Stone Roses Spike Island Getintothis’ Jamie Bowman takes a look back at the…
Lost Liverpool #28: Before The Dead 60s was Pinhole – Green Day, Peel Sessions and the nearly men of pop-punk
Before The Dead 60s came Pinhole, Getintothis’ Jules Reid revisits their pop punk odyssey and adulation from the likes of John…
Battle of the music years – which was REALLY the best ever year in music history?
James Acaster declared that 2016 is the best year for music releases of all time, Getintothis’ Nathan Scally and the…
Tri Angle Records shuts down after ten years – 10 defining moments in the label’s history
Tri Angle Records announces it is to shut down, Getintothis’ Peter Guy on 10 of the labels finest moments.
The Who Live At Leeds – 50 years of heavy rock and setting the bar for any live album
The Who’s classic album, Live At Leeds turns 50 this year, Getintothis’ Peter Goodbody looks back at a game changer.