In Stores Now continues - Bandwidth’s new favourite band, Farriers, go back to nature in Lagan Meadows: a little known rural oasis 20 minutes from Belfast’s suburbs. This, weirdly, is not an Mid-Western American appalachian plain. It’s in Belfast. Weird one.
In Stores Now continues - The brilliant Junior Johnson entertains us at home with 2 tracks and a stunning cover. Watch it through to the end, this will amaze you.
In Stores Now continues - Bandwidth took Colenso Parade out for ice cream and a spin on the big wheel in Belfast. No one threw up, which was good. And two girls got an impromptu Everly brothers song at the end. It’s true!
Peggy Sue are an amazing folkrockindie band from Brighton. I was lucky enough to catch them at Belfast’s Open House Festival last September, for an evening of invading shops and busking in alleyways. Here’s how it went down.
In Stores Now continues - the lovely London migrant Isobel Anderson premiers some new, as yet unnamed music, in her kitchen and in a secret allotment somewhere in Belfast (sssshhh).
Valentines Day is upon us! Poor? Sad and single?
Never fear, the first Bandwidth seasonal mixture tape of 2010 is here! Download 14 free and exclusive Valentines Day-themed tracks from Northern Irish artists.
Featuring especially recorded tracks lurve themed cover versions from Dolboro Dan, Kitty & The Can Openers, Panda Kopanda, A Plastic Rose, Heliopause (and many more..) and all totally free to download on the Bandwidth site.
In Stores Now continues - Last week the 1930s crashed the set of the upcoming Plastic Rose video ‘Kids Don’t Behave Like This’, and did their own wee video, with special guest stars from Colenso Parade, Jackson Cage, More Than Conquerors, Kaspar Rosa and Tapasia.
This is the home of the Oh Yeah scratch experiments - where new business enterprises are working in our music centre and where artists deliver their 'Scratch My Demo' events, putting work-in-progress ideas before their peers and friends.
IN STORES NOW#37: FARRIERS
