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Never Enough Notes grabbed a quick chat with London-based pop duo John and Jehn to hear their thoughts on festivals and what’s in store for them in the future. Have you played at Offset before? How do you rate the festival? No we haven’t. It’s a good festival. You got a lot of new young [...]
“If you’ve done something politically that has achieved more than The King Blues, then I’ve got the time of day and I’ll listen to your criticisms. If you’re just some kid in the bedroom who is criticising us without actually doing anything, then quite frankly I haven’t got time for you”
“I was listening to Radio 1 on the way up here, and I wanted to smash my head against the f***ing window screen. I couldn’t listen to more sh*t if it was possible”.
Having just released their critically acclaimed self-titled debut album, Exit Calm were set to play the Calling Out Stage at Kendal Calling, a site for raw talent just waiting to get noticed. Never Enough Notes was on hand in Cumbria to catch up with lead singer Nicky Smith and drummer Scott Pemberton before they put [...]
Every venue is so different, and I do enjoy the challenges of whatever situation comes about. The Treehouse was unplugged with a backdrop of creaking tree and heavy rain, which was quite magical, but I also love playing at big venues like the Union Chapel in London, which are built for sound…
“We want to always give the listener a feeling of possibility, a feeling of potentially anything happening. We aim to keep doing that until we get crap.”
Sunderland rockers The Futureheads are a band which seems to have been around for donkey’s years, but by the looks of their energetic set on the Kendal Calling main stage, they have a lot more to offer. . Guitarist and vocalist Ross Millard talked to Never Enough Notes before the sweat poured to reflect on [...]
We chat to Ben Eshmade about Daylight Music, Classic FM, Arctic Circle and The Explorers’ Club…
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart burst into the scene in 2007 taking everyone by surprise. With a much welcomed reception from critics and having topped many best album of 2009 lists, the band are kicking off their UK/European tour next Sunday with a performance at Latitude festival. With the band flying over to [...]
Having raised an eyebrow or two, Gail Banavage interviews frontman Ned to discover more about this upcoming band…
Conor J. O’Brien of Villagers plans an ‘outrageous’, ‘secret’ and ‘special’ performance at this year’s Latitude
Poet, author and musician Martin Newell talks to NEN in this, the latest series of interviews with Latitude artists.
Karl James of The Dialogue Project: “sex is our theme”. The Faraway Forest will never be the same again…
Tim from Sweet Billy Pilgrim gives us the lowdown on Latitude plans
