SlowThai Takes Over Reign of U.K. Album Chart From Foo Fighters
Celebrating the success of 'Tyron' in becoming his first number one album, the 'Mazza' rapper gushes that it was the proof of 'persistence, heart, and enough good people.'
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Celebrating the success of 'Tyron' in becoming his first number one album, the 'Mazza' rapper gushes that it was the proof of 'persistence, heart, and enough good people.'
slowthai leads UK Record Store Chart with TYRON slowthai leads UK Record Store Chart with TYRON TYRON is the follow-up to slowthai’s debut record Nothing Great About Britain. slowthai is leading new entries from Pale Waves, Django Django and Weezer at the top of the latest UK Record Store Chart. Elsewhere, last week’s Top 3 stick close to each other for another week, but Black Country, New Road, Foo Fighters and Fleet Foxes are down to #10, #11 and #12 respectively, whilst Mush get a Top 10 debut courtesy of Lines Redacted. It’s now nine years since The Official Charts Company launched ...
Slowthai has delivered his own take on Elliott Smith’s 'Needle in the Hay' - you can listen to the Northampton rapper's cover here
Pale Waves gig in Oxford in 2018. (Foz87/Wikimedia Commons) No one likes to live in the shadow of someone else, be it the overcasting shade of a successful sibling, an overbearing parent or even a successful U.K. pop-rock band. Unfortunately, Pale Waves has had to endure countless comparisons to their Dirty Hits labelmates The 1975, who they opened for on tour last year. It isn’t the most far-fetched comparison; both have catchy melodies led by slick guitar work, with soothing high-pitched vocals glazed atop, backed by atmospheric synths and thick bass on the low end. Singer and guitaris...
Manchester group discuss self-love in a society that rejects them... Answering the video call a few hours into the release day of second album ‘Who Am I?’, Pale Waves singer Heather Baron-Gracie was ecstatic with multiple interviews and the viewing of a huge billboard of the band in West London. But who can blame her? Since their debut album, ‘My Mind Makes Noise’, was released in 2018, they have been making waves as a band known for their honesty, clever lyricism and loveable personalities. More importantly, they are known for creating music that resonates. "I...