The Replacements Don’t Tell A Soul thirty years on: beauty, transcendence and chaos
The Replacements Don’t Tell A Soul turns thirty years old and Getintothis’ Mark Walton praises an overlooked classic.
Browsing: James Dean
The Beatles – why the biggest band in history had to come from Liverpool
With The Beatles’ music having been shaped by the sights, sounds and culture of their home city, Getintothis’ Andy Holland explains…
Unknown Pleasures #96 ft. American Anymen, St. Tropez, Lost Idol
More underground sounds from the purveyor of all that is slightly left-of-field, Getintothis’ Mike Stanton unveils three more ace picks to…
Sankofa, Strange Collective, FUSS: The Buyers Club
Sankofa made a sultry and soulful appearance at Buyer’s Club as they launched their single All The While and Getintothis’…
Liverpool at the Movies #2: Violent Playground
In the second of our series of features on Liverpool in film, Getintothis’ Del Pike travels way back to 1958 for…
The Smiths have it all covered – a celebration of the band’s iconic artwork
With the digital age hastening the demise of the record sleeve as an art-form, Getintothis’ Del Pike fondly recalls the…
Cosmic Slop #24: Lennon, McCartney and the business of rock martyrdom
As Macca receives a backlash from Lennon fans, Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby gives some perspective.
Liverpool icon Billy Fury documentary The Sound of Fury to premiere on BBC4
The cult singer has had his life story documented in an 85 minute film due for its TV premiere later…