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LA-based duo Asa Taccone and Matthew Compton are Electric Guest, whose debut album Mondo was produced by Danger Mouse and is out now. Asa answered…
by Michael Hubbard
News arrived today (17 May 2012) of disco legend Donna Summer’s death at 63, from cancer, at her Florida home. Born LaDonna Adrian Gaines, Summer...
by Michael Hubbard
In the first of a new features series on why people in the music industry do what they do, musicOMH founder Michael Hubbard fires some...
by Mic Wright
My Bloody Valentine are like The Grail in Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade. They can be the source of ultimate power or render you...
by Michael Hubbard
The Great Escape is a chance, above anything else, to see bands and artists for the first time. It’s this sense of discovery that draws...
by Ben Hogwood
Cate Le Bon’s love of the Welsh outdoors has already been made clear by the fact that she works on a farm, but it still...
by Laurence Green
One For Keeps is a new features series in which musicOMH writers wax lyrical on albums they’d just not be able to cope without. Laurence...
by Steven Johnson
The number of music festivals continues to present a potentially bewilderingly large range of opportunities to travel to far-flung locations, forget your day to day...
by Steven Johnson
Arguably all multi-day, multi-venue, city-based music festivals have the Camden Crawl to thank for establishing the concept back in 1995. It returns once again in...
by Steven Johnson
Economic factors and other cultural events may had adversely impacted some festivals this year but you would be forgiven for thinking otherwise if you look...
by Steven Johnson
The UK festival scene may be missing two big names this year (Glastonbury and The Big Chill are both taking well deserved breaks) but the...
by Steven Johnson
The pick of the European festivals this year may (as usual) take place in the Iberian Peninsula but 2012 also offers proof of the extent...
by Ben Urdang
After all the turbulence that has dogged Rufus Wainwright’s adult life, the rock at the centre of his universe was ripped away at the start...
by Mic Wright
One For Keeps is a new features series in which musicOMH writers wax lyrical on albums they’d just not be able to cope without. Kicking...
by Martyn Young
The second album is, as the clich goes, an incredibly difficult and daunting prospect for any artist, particularly an artist working in the hyperspeed world...
by Daniel Paton
Tim Elsenburg is in bright, upbeat mood, a frame of mind not entirely familiar from his reflective and contemplative songs. “Yes,” he confesses, “Im generally...
by Ben Hogwood
For his 22nd album, Loudon Wainwright III has taken stock of his own mortality, so when we speak to him at his New York home...
