Dear readers, We having a lovers’ quarrel with Google. Why? Because for reasons unknown the interview with Sheffield`s mighty MOLLYANNA was directed into a spam folder where it stayed for few good weeks before we finally realised. This post should have been online in September! Sometimes, there is little we can do to avoid technology […]
MoreDear Readers, One of the things Vanadian Avenue has been trying to accomplish in the past year was to bring Manchester and Birmingham scenes closer together. We networked, attended gigs, introduced people to each other, nagged, bugged and dragged folks by their collars. As you do. We have just found ourselves allies in our continuous […]
MoreDear Readers, Throughout the summer months, we tried to cover as many festivals as possible, where the Blinders made an appearance. We have attended several events ourselves and in many cases, we have teamed up with our special correspondents. Hopefully, this allowed fans to enjoy the experience and feel “as they were there” in person. […]
MoreDear Readers, Vanadian Avenue is on a mission to shed a light at the girls in the music indystry. We call it “The Girls Who Can” and we try to introduce you to the amazing women who makes things happen. They write, they book, they build stages, run lights, think of marketing campaings, sell tees […]
MoreHello! 2019 seems to be the year of The Gulps. Whatever they do, they do it perfectly, wherever they go, they win new fans. When they participate in an international competition, they easily win it, leaving their competition behind. And each of their tracks released so far is a real banger. If they continue on […]
MoreDear Readers, After squeezing an un scheduled review of Saytr Play’s new single (“Second Hand Emotion”) earlier this week, we thought that nothing new will interrupt the carefully planned flow of our blog for September. And then we realized that we haven’t covered another super important release that came out almost at the same time […]
MoreDear Readers, It takes one person with a vision to make a difference. This statement rings true for Pete Eastwood – the founder and creator of Confessional Festival and Night at the Museum in Blackburn. His events showcase the best emerging artists in incredible locations while also putting the town on the musical map. We […]
MoreDear Readers, This blog was completely unscheduled but sometimes you just have to accommodate an unexpected release. It landed with barely few days of warning and to be frank we had listened to the single whole three times in total before making a decision that it required a review. So here we are typing at […]
MoreDear Readers, There are places you need to see during your life time (Paris, New York City, London). There are movies you have to watch (Casablanca, Easy Rider, Metropolis), dishes you need to try and songs you need to hear. And there are concerts you just have to go to. The closest one you have […]
MoreDear Readers, Early this year we introduced you to The Novus – a Birmingham band that is gathering a lot of interest around the country for their music and commitment to art. The Novus take no prisoners, do not hold back and precisely direct their anger. They play instruments like lives depend on it and […]
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