New Brighton Music

It’s New Music Time! We’re going to kick off this week’s post by saying happy release day to Orchards, Slum of Legs and Knightstown, all of whom have new albums out today (Knightstown also has an EP of material that isn’t on the album but we’ll post something from that next time around.

Orchards / Burn Alive (taken from Lovecore album)
Slum of Legs / Benetint & Malevolence (taken from Slum of Legs album)
Knightstown / Gossamer (from Locus album)
Beachtape / Somewhere Better
Boudicca / Caveman
Thrillhouse / Lesser
Para Fiction / Episode 47
Eden Farrow / Baggage
Jarki Monno / Wet Shave
Treadell / Marks
Idlewood / Waiting for Something (from Idlewood EP)
Indigo Riot / Pay No Mind

Normanton Street / Whatever

New Brighton Music

We’ve got a massive new music post for you all this week. The kind of post that normally means I’ve skipped a week, but it’s not been that long since I posted. Things kick things off with the new single from Orchards, whose debut album comes out next week: Continue reading →

Brighton Rocks #30 : Paul Pascoe from Beat Hotel

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What’s the best thing about Brighton?
The best thing about living in Brighton and Hove has to be the sea. I’m from Plymouth originally and although that city definitely doesn’t have any kind of cheery seaside vibe, it is close to all the amazing beaches of South Devon and Cornwall. When I reached my early 20s and decided to make good my escape, I couldn’t imagine living very far from the sea. That may be the only reason I’m here, now I think about it?! Peace Statue to the Lagoon is my happy place. The uncool Hove bit. Continue reading →

Guru at the Prince Albert gallery

We’ve been to see Guru as often as we can since we first caught them at the Green Door Store’s 7th birthday party a couple of years ago. Last night they sold out the Prince Albert and we were at the front with our camera. If you were there hopefully you’ve recovered from the sweaty mosh pit. If you weren’t, you missed out. Here’s our pics, click through to view large. Continue reading →

New Brighton Music

Time for another new music post. This time around we’ve got new ones from Orchards (who also announced details of their new album this week, which you can pre-order from their website), and Wax Machine (which can be pre-ordered through their bandcamp page amongst other places) who also appear on the new Hill album which is included too. Oh, and for Penelope Isles fans we’ve also got the new Ciel track, produced by Jack Wolter. Continue reading →

New Brighton Music

Welcome to our first new music post of 2020. We’re on catchup somewhat, having not made any new music posts in December or so far in January, so we hope you’re sitting comfortably. We’re kicking off with two albums, the first from some Brighton legends who’ve kept us waiting for six and a half since their last record, and the other from the ambient solo project of one of our city’s most prolific drummers: Continue reading →