10 Things We Learned From Zane Lowe
Beats 1’s Zane Lowe visited BIMM London and shared some of his expertise with the students… Continue reading 10 Things We Learned From Zane Lowe
Beats 1’s Zane Lowe visited BIMM London and shared some of his expertise with the students… Continue reading 10 Things We Learned From Zane Lowe
You can tell a lot about someone from their first or favourite records. The LDN team went out in the recent early summer to shoot our new first/fave record feature. Here are the team’s picks, photographed by Henry Nash (@henryjgn) and edited by LDN’s resident photo princess Dani Willgress (@daniwillgressphotography). Name: Ashley Hall LDN role: The guy who keeps trying to get punk and hardcore … Continue reading Our Favourite Records
The newest issue of LDN Music Magazine is out now! Featuring interviews with Áine Cahill, Sam Tompkins and Orla Gartland. Click here to read the Mar/Apr edition. Continue reading LDN Magazine Issue 4
The February issue of LDN magazine is out now! Click Here to take a look! Continue reading LDN Magazine Issue 3
LDN Issue 2 is out now! Click here to check it out. Continue reading LDN ISSUE 2
What do Bruce Springsteen, Wham!, Louis Armstrong and Mariah Carey have in common? They all have huge Christmas hits. They might have been released decades ago but almost everyone can sing along to them. You might hate them, you might even love them but not knowing them is not an option. During the end of November and the whole month of December those songs are … Continue reading Christmas cheer?
It is 2018 and dance music is everywhere. Dominating charts and festival line-ups, the genre is almost inescapable whether you like it or not. However, much of the scene today is unrecognisable in comparison to when it was first born in the early 80’s. Inclusivity and togetherness has been replaced by overproduction and greed. Over the course of around 40 years, dance music spawned in … Continue reading Dance Music – From Hedonism to Exclusivity
Pendulum died, and so did my soul. Writing about music is fucking hard. There’s too much of it, and not enough at the same time. To talk of spending your days blissfully writing away about this and that new release (the dream) is bullshit because music writing is stressful. It’s all-consuming and achingly obsessive by nature; I find myself desperately trying to invent new ways of describing … Continue reading Writing about music is fucking hard, but listening to music is even harder
Where’s good to pub? God knows there are plenty of pubs in London, but which ones are good enough to be comprehensively reviewed by an enthusiast and a musical guest? Well, esteemed reader, let’s find out together along with this week’s guest: Mio Flux. The Asparagus in Clapham Junction is the venue for our first foray. It’s cheap (it’s a Wetherspoons, I’m not made of money), it … Continue reading Une Critique de Pub Avec… Mio Flux – The Asparagus