Cosmic Slop #5: Can music television learn from sport?
This week, as music fans were forced to read about X Factor news, Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby asks why sports fans…
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The Sundays 25 years on: hits, hysteria and mugs of tea
A Shoulda Woulda Coulda recollection of epic proportions, Getintothis’ Dickie Felton recalls The Sundays’ first tour and the best cuppa he never…
Cosmic Slop #4: What’s with Kanye’s obsession with Beyoncé?
As Kanye West replicates Swiftgate, Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby definitely doesn’t question his motives for sucking up to Jay-Z’s wife. Again.
Cosmic Slop #3: Blink-182 and the rock & roll soap opera
It’s all kicking off on Blink 182: The Soap Opera with lead actors axed, cast changes and outrageous storylines, Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby…
Skeleton Key Records: a lifeline for Liverpool’s emerging artists
As the changing face of the music industry presents an ever-evolving set of challenges, Getintothis’ Paul Higham finds the old-fashioned values…
Footsteps on the Decks #1: Manchester’s Transmissions, mUmU 7th Birthday and head banging filth
In our first dance music, club culture and electronica column, Getintothis’ Martin Hewitt on the best new beats of 2015 and looks ahead February’s…
Sonisphere 2015 cancelled: The diluted and disastrous demise of metal’s headliners
After Sonishpere took the decision not to run in 2015 Getintothis’ Vicky Pea looks at the diluted world of the Metal…
Ill Communication: A 10 step guide for bands and musicians to improve their email etiquette
Top tips for bands, musicians and managers, as Sentric Music’s Simon Pursehouse provides some handy guidelines on email etiquette.
Cosmic Slop #2: Live Earth 2015, because Band Aid 30 wasn’t enough
In the second instalment of new column Cosmic Slop, Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby deplores this year’s token telethon rock concert, Live Earth.
Demis Roussos RIP: The ballad of the unlikely pop star and Aphrodite’s Child prog-rocker
Following the death of Demis Roussos, Getintothis’ Bernie Connor celebrates the life and times of the great enigma and mourns the absence of…