Crime and the City Solution’s Paradise Discotheque – a lost treasure by an overlooked band
Crime and the City Solution’s Paradise Discotheque is an album that should be in everybody’s top ten, Getintothis’ Banjo looks…
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TV Eye: Picard, Sabrina, The Good Place, Arashi – best current television reviewed
Our new TV Eye column looks at the most compelling current small screen offerings and Getintothis’ Roy Bayfield gazes into…
The KLF’s Chill Out at 30: “Music that makes love to the wind and talks to the stars.”
As the KLF’s Chill Out album reaches its 30th Birthday, Getintothis’ Mike Hill looks back at the creation of a…
Liverpool Arts Diary: Badlands, Beethoven and the John Moore Painting Prize 2020 – February 2020
Poetry, experimental art and music at the heart of Europe as we round up a selection of the best arts…
Primal Scream’s XTRMNTR at 20: “While we were partying, they were ready for war”
With Primal Scream’s XTRMNTR album hitting it’s 20th Anniversary, Getintothis’ Rogerio Simoes looks back at an album that captured a…
Gang Of Four’s Andy Gill: a personal reflection on a master of post-punk
Andy Gill of Gang of Four has died, Getintothis’ resident post punks Peter Goodbody and Banjo share their thoughts on…
Top 10 podcasts you should be listening to right now – featuring Song Exploder, Dissect and Switched on Pop
As more and more podcasts are popping up every day, Getintothis’ Kris Roberts is here to trim the fat and…
Independent Venue Week 2020 – can venues survive the current music climate?
Venue bosses from Phase One, EBGBS, Handyman and Sunflower Lounge chat to Getintothis on the tough state of play.
Lost Liverpool #26: Proper, Ned Murphy and the restless brilliance of a Scouse songwriting hero
Ned Murphy (Rain, Proper, Waste) is one of the very best Merseyside songwriters, Getintothis’ Jules Reid charts his untold history.
UK festivals need to start following Primavera’s lead
As Primavera reveals another gender-balanced line-up, Getintothis’ Michael Maloney wonders why UK festivals struggle to do the same.