LIMF 2015: Cosmic Slop’s take on air freshened portable toilets, dogs on the loose and a funk renaissance
Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby casts his voice of reason and/or insanity – depending on your disposition – to the weekend’s festivities.
Browsing: Echo and the Bunnymen
LIMF 2015: Echo and the Bunnymen and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Sefton Park, Liverpool
As LIMF 2015 is brought to a close by Echo And The Bunnymen’s emotional return to Sefton Park, Getintothis’ Paul Fitzgerald joins an expectant crowd,…
LIMF 2015: Stage times and line ups for Sefton Park Summer Jam and Commissions
Ahead of this weekend’s Liverpool International Music Festival, Getintothis has the breakdown of who is on where and when.
LIMF 2015: Liverpool International Music Festival announces Routes Jukebox and It’s Liverpool Stage collaborations
This year’s mighty LIMF line-up has just got stronger with a host of names released for the Routes Jukebox event,…
LIMF 2015: Liverpool International Music Festival 2015 reveals second wave of artists for Sefton Park Summer Jam
LIMF organisers reveal latest set of artists including raft of rising stars and Merseyside favourites.
Lost Liverpool #1: World Earthbeat and the Earthbeat Festival 1987
As LIMF festival approaches, Getintothis’ Paul Fitzgerald looks back 30 years to a renowned free festival in the park, and the…
Echo and the Bunnymen – Top Ten
With Echo and The Bunnymen announcing two key dates in their hometown in 2015, Getintothis’ Del Pike re-assesses their back catalogue and…
Outfit – ‘No one who wanted to be commercially successful would’ve made the album we’ve just made’
With their homecoming Kazimier gig imminent and new album Slowness causing more than a stir, Getintothis’ Patrick Clarke speaks to Outfit’s Andrew…
Echo & The Bunnymen – doin’ it clean in Sefton Park
Echo & The Bunnymen return to Liverpool’s Sefton Park for LIMF in the summer, Getintothis’ Paul Fitzgerald reflects on their…
Record Store Day is past its prime: How the independent saviours lost their way
Record Store Day is losing track of its true values and is fast becoming an irrelevant corporate pedestal. It’s time for a…