Liverpool submits £1.4bn post-COVID-19 plan to Number 10
Liverpool has submitted a £1.4bn COVID-19 economic plan to the Government, and Getintothis’ Danni King reveals all the details…
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REM’s Reckoning: “Subtlety subverted, a pristine and urgent sounding album”
REM’s second album set them on course to become the world’s biggest band and Getintothis Si Jones looks back at…
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…
British Sea Power: a buyer’s guide to the unconventional navigators of the sublime
British Sea Power’s mighty catalogue explored for the uninitiated by Getintothis’ Matty Loughlin-Day.
The Teardrop Explodes’ Wilder: an album designed to alienate pop fans
As part of our Lost Albums series, Getintothis’ Banjo looks at the strange story of The Teardrop Explodes’ second album,…
Nicola Roberts’ Cinderella’s Eyes: the great lost pop masterpiece of the last decade
Nicola Roberts, the ‘one at the back’ in Girls Aloud, was responsible for a magnificent debut record, though chances are…
Top 10 podcasts you should be listening to right now – featuring Song Exploder, Dissect and Switched on Pop
As more and more podcasts are popping up every day, Getintothis’ Kris Roberts is here to trim the fat and…
Steve Mason, ROY, Pictish Trail: Substation, Invisible Wind Factory, Liverpool
On the back of his brilliant new album, Steve Mason arrives in Liverpool to warm the IWF Substation faithful and…
The Post Romantics, Nocturnal Coast, Munkey Junkey, Charity Shop Pop: Zanzibar, Liverpool
The Post Romantics ushered in the autumn with a hot gig at Zanzibar, Getintothis’ Lee Grimsditch had his dancing shoes…
Deep Cuts, feat. Gnoomes, Rongorongo, Samurai Kip, Charity Shop Pop; Jacaranda Phase One, Liverpool
Gnoomes are back in town for a Deep Cuts spectacular as part of European tour and new album MU!, Getintothis’…