Jazz: breaking down boundaries and forever innovative – a personal journey
With jazz on a seemingly unstoppable rise Getintothis’ Jonathan Butters takes us on a personal journey through the music that…
Browsing: Spinal Tap
Ryan Adams, Karen Elson: Manchester O2 Apollo
As Ryan Adams took to the Manchester Apollo stage in a cloud of incense, Getintothis’ Paul Fitzgerald was there to…
The Dukes of Stratosphear – XTC’s bizarre side project
One of the strangest side projects of all time, Getintothis’ Paul Clark re-evaluates XTC’s intriguing Dukes of Stratosphear.
Bat Out Of Hell – a defence of rock’s most ridiculous album
Ahead of its 40th anniversary and official musical adaptation, Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby offers a defence of one of the biggest selling, but…
Michael Jackson’s Dangerous at 25 – the King of Pop’s last great creation?
For the 25th anniversary of Michael Jackson’s Dangerous, Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby revisits the first album he ever heard and suggests…
Cosmic Slop #46: Prince, Springsteen and the deluxe reissue
Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby spent his Christmas having a mini-Twitter spat with Prince about the proposed Purple Rain reissue, so he…
Kaleidoscope, The Wicked Whispers: Leaf Tea Shop, Liverpool
With the current psych revival showing little sign of burning out, Getintothis’ Jamie Bowman got misty-eyed as 60s originals Kaleidoscope floated along to Leaf.
Cosmic Slop #8: Why do we have guilty pleasures?
As Twitter makes him feel guilty for flying the flag for one of his childhood heroes, Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby asks…
Cosmic Slop #2: Live Earth 2015, because Band Aid 30 wasn’t enough
In the second instalment of new column Cosmic Slop, Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby deplores this year’s token telethon rock concert, Live Earth.
Woman’s Hour, Queen Maud, Chemistry Lane: The Arts Club, Liverpool
On a night full of electronic energy, Getintothis’ Chris Burgess finds comfort in Woman’s Hour’s hypnotic sounds.