School Of Many Wonders

School of Seven Bells, consisting of the sublime Deheza twins and their linchpin guitarist Benjamin Curtis, are set to hit Britain by a magical tempest storm with their debut album Alpinisms. Read more

Video Interview: John Helps (Maybeshewill)

Robert Ensor catches up with John Helps of Leicester band Maybeshewill after their support slot with 65daysofstatic at the Musician on 24th April. Read more

Interview: Dominic Dean of Tip Toe Records

Tip Toe Records is a Leeds-based independent label that is run by Dominic Dean. Having already gained good reception and signing on many good bands, things are looking good for Tip Toe, who will soon be releasing a compilation album this month featuring many bands already on the label. Alex Yau chats to the man behind the label and the compilation album. Read more

Interview: The Charlatans

After 10 albums, and more 20 years together as a band, there can’t be many more qualified bands around mentor a new act through the first steps of stardom, than The Charlatans. Read more

Interview: Adam Ficek

Adam Ficek is known for many things; he is a man of many talents. Already known for being the drummer in popular indie band Babyshambles, he is also known for being a solo artist in his side project. Ficek is known for doing his own solo material under the moniker of Roses, Kings, Castles and already has one album under his belt, with an upcoming second album. AudioScribbler’s Alex Yau managed to catch up with the man himself for a chat. Read more

Band ID

In the seedy (no pun intended) world of torrent trackers, sharebees and other means of illegal downloading, many sites are trying to offer a legal, paid alternative, tempting music fans back to the side of legitimacy whilst supporting the musicians themselves.

Leeds based company Band ID - a sister platform to Media Heaven’s CD duplication service - have come up with an idea that seems almost insultingly simple. AudioScribbler spoke to Band ID’s co-founder Taesha to find out more. Read more

Interview: Jim Millea

Imagine the scene. The clock strikes 1am as the bar bells ring for closing time; a heard of wild students leave (well, are forcibly ejected from) a popular bar in a popular Leeds-based watering hole. Read more

Interview: The Thermals

With just two months before the release of their fourth studio album Now We Can See, The Thermals visit the UK to support The Cribs on their latest tour and to play a few small headline shows of their own. AudioScribbler caught up with the indie punk-pop outfit as they stopped off at Newcastle for the first time. Read more

Interview: Chickenhawk

Leeds metallers Chickenhawk are a noisy hardcore outfit with a fondness for robots, megaphones, and narrowingly escaping death.

We spoke to the band shortly after they had played their set at the Royal Park Cellars, part of the third incarnation of Leeds’ three-day Brainwash Festival last year. Read more

Interview: Whiskycats

Manchester-based pentet Whiskycats are certainly a band who understand the phrase ‘elusive record deal’. The band have been gigging for four years, recorded an album with producing legend Jim Spencer, and even performed live on national television, on the T4 ‘battle of the bands’ style program Orange Act Unsigned. Read more

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