Order issue two of Soundsphere magazine featuring: Enter Shikari, Pendulum, Killing Joke and more right here!

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By July 26, 2011 December 29th, 2021 World

Welcome Back! We are very pleased to announce issue two!

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So, we enjoyed great success with issue one and had some fantastic feedback from working inside of that alternative and gothic music niche. Despite that, and because of it, we’ve moved our concept forward significantly with the new issue (due out mid-July, 2011) and have gone in a much wider direction after having the opportunity to interview some amazing bands and artists from across the great genre spectrum (thanks to all of the people who’ve helped us, of course – you know who you are). So, we are now covering indie, rock, metal, electronic music AND some cultural stuff too.

 

The bands we are dealing with in issue two include: Pendulum, Enter Shikari, Killing Joke, The Pigeon Detectives, Frank TurnerHyro Da Hero, My Passion, Dinosaur Pile-Up, Japanese Voyeurs, Patrick Wolf, Patrick Stump (of Fall Out Boy) and Skindred. We chat to each of these world-beating acts and get the lowdown on their latest albums and up-to-date plans.

 

We’re also promoting a lot more great local talent from in and around Yorkshire including interviews with up-and-coming Leeds electronic rockers Officers and alt-indie band Hungry Ghosts alongside informative features on York-based cultural hotspot Bang Hair Studios, audio-only iPhone app pioneers Punk Pie, Derby’s rockabilly-styled fashion outlet Miss Fortune, Sheffield’s Corporation and Hull’s premier tattoo artist Mat Lapping (of Creative Vandals). There’s also a cool competition to win some clothes from our awesome friends at US alt-electronic label FiXT Music and a label spotlight on independent industrial label Armalyte Industries alongside the usual CD reviews and listings. Phew!

 

36 pages of awesome.

 

The price of this magazine is £2.50 (including postage and packaging).

 

Order your copy below!

 

We’re also stocked at the following places…
In-store
Heaven Forbid (York)
Tokyo Royale (Manchester)
Resurrection Records (London)
Online
Trash Vogue Records (UK)
Music Non Stop (UK)
FiXT Music (US)

 




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