Review: Alicia Keys – Girl On Fire
When I heard Ms Keys was producing a new album, I was interested in what she was going to bring out of her bag of tricks. Lets Recap; her first….
Category: Music
Review: Borderlands 2
As an avid fan of the first Borderlands game, I absolutely love Borderlands 2. It subtly improves on the minor faults within the first game whilst keeping the great shoot….
Interview: Patterson Hood
On Tuesday, 13th November, Drive-By Truckers co-founder Patterson Hood took to the stage The Union Chapel in Islington, appearing alongside Craig Finn (The Hold Steady) and Will Johnson (Centro-matic, Monsters….
Review: Jack Beats – Somebody To Love
Jack Beats have gained an audience through singles and remixes for the likes of Skream, Florence + The Machine and Big Bio to name just a few. Jack Beats’ following….
Fortitude Magazine Album of the Year
To vote for your favourite album of 2012 comment in the box at the bottom of the article. Voting will be open until 9am 1st January 2013, you may vote….
Interview: Borgore
He is the notorious producer of Dubstep and has been recently seen food fighting with Miley Cyrus and a bunch of cakes; for those of you who don’t know him,….
Introducing: The Lumineers
To be completely honest, it actually took me a while to get into American folk rock band, The Lumineers. I first stumbled upon their music when I got to that….
Robbie Williams Announces European Tour Alongside Olly Murs
He’s back! Off the back of three sold out shows at London’s O2 Arena, Robbie Williams has announced that he is going back on the road on a European tour….
Dragonette Announce Popjustice Festive Pissup Show
Following the release of their Christmas single ‘Merry Xmas (Says Your Text Message)’, Dragonette have now announced that they will headline the Popjustice Festive Pissup at London’s Cargo on Wednesday….
Review: The Tricks – Sebright Arms, London – 22/11/2012
The Tricks are a quartet that seem to be holding a heavy buzz within London for their indie-driven music and unforgettable choruses. Maybe we should categorise them as underground, because….