Earlier in the year we had the pleasure of seeing a live performance by upcoming band Horizon and we were really blown away by their seemingly endless supply of energy and well-crafted folk-filled songs. Cat On The Wall’s Jo Whitby caught up with the band via email for a chat about their new EP ‘We [...]
Club Pimpelipom! presents improvisations, short-shows, concerts and other kind of performances and activities created by young upcoming artists from different artistic fields. Each event is built up uniquely for each venue. It can be held in a small shop, in a theatre, in a a bar or basically almost anywhere. How often you see [...]
We are very pleased to introduce an exclusive mix for Cat On The Wall created by loop, glitch and delay master Alone. Check out the mix below! You can find out more about Alone here: http://www.alone-music.co.uk
Track list:
1. Kid Koala – Expedition (page 45)
2. Fuck Buttons – Surf Solar (7″ Edit)
3. [...]
Huxley Met Soda is a Paris-based band, well, actually it’s more of a project, including video mixing with music. Their atmospheric sounds are complemented with still photography yet their presence is rich in movement.
COTW’s Jo Whitby wanted to discover more about the collective and Michael Spanu, guitarist and bass player, kindly agreed to be [...]
‘HALF THE SKY’ is the latest album release from Swiss math-grind noise makers YOG. It’s a hell of a record but took a while to reach our wanting ears – the best things come to those who wait right? Cat On The Wall’s Jo Whitby caught up with Fabien Bedoy from the band to find [...]
Rachel Sermanni is a breath of fresh air. Although only 20 years old, Rachel is displaying great maturity and formidable control over her music making and what she is striving to achieve with her artwork – something that can be increasingly difficult these days, what with the seeming monopoly exercised by franchises such as “X-Craptor” [...]
Hailing from Connah’s Quay in North Wales, I Am Austin are a duo that make more noise than a group of drunken housewives singing along to Robson and Jerome – a vision that no doubt sends a shiver of terror down your spine. Do not be afraid though, I Am Austin create dirty bass lines [...]
The Flying Scotsman | Review by Jordan Mooney
Early British cinema has a complicated heritage of an industry with less money but just as much talent as that present across the pond. Films were somewhat rarer and those with real significance often rarer still, and while the odd gem may have arrived [...]
Review Round-up | by Jo Whitby
Since accepting review submissions again we’ve been inundated with review requests. At the present time there is only my lowly self in charge of going through all the submissions so if you’ve contacted us for a review it’s likely that your music has joined part of a long ‘to [...]
Illustrations are everywhere in this visual world – overflowing from magazines and books, billboards and buildings, even on the sides of buses or on the fabric of your shoes. It’s easy to overlook and take for granted these artworks that contribute to the rich imagery of our everyday lives. Simplicity and humour are the key [...]
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