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Terms and conditions apply. * £100 excess applies for computer equipment. Allianz Musical Insurance is a trading name of Allianz Insurance plc. When you’ve done pretty much the When you’ve done pretty serious it the more Unfortunately, With this current tour, the album tour, With this current Rob: a week or so, so only been out will have people with new we don’t want to flood it’s like what because we know material, the oldies that as fans; you want to see well. you know and love as years, every the last three same set for one or two songs time you get to bring gives it that it up it just in to freshen us and our for life whole new lease of fans. Have these songs been a long time in the making? been kind of and that’s Not really, Rob: this album part of the most exciting us. As soon as we had a for process it and put it song we just recorded Everybody, had the first single, out. We to excited to go, and we were ready it as quick as we play it, so we recorded could, shot a video and got it out within a month. It’s a massively liberating because music is experience doing that, the moment when you’re very much of it. writing it and feeling along the there any difficulties Were way in the story of Technology? It was the first time as a band that Rob: things didn’t seem as fun or as fresh hit us as they once did, and it really stuff we it was probably Some of hard. on ourselves, not being able to brought and things not deal with the pressure always going the way we wanted them to. you pressure becomes and the more As the time you have. get, the less free you UK shows get bigger and bigger, as much time to do the fun don’t have just a it, but in a way that’s stuff around TECHNOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGICAL BREAKTHROUGH It’s been a little while coming. It’s On the back of two stellar albums, two stellar On the back of culminated campaign The Automatic Reflecting in almost nervous
third album, Technology, continues the rocking rise of the rise of the rocking continues album, Technology, third Don Broco’s and Tara to Quinlan Barker Rob Damiana talks band. Lead singer Bedford it live the leash to play and straining at record about making the Matthews a decadeSince their inception almost quartet Don Broco haveago, Bedford to strength. strength gone from Priorities, powerhouse, 2012’s alt-rock effort, sophomore and funk-infused sport a UK Top the band now Automatic, well as support10 album on their CV as 5 Seconds of mammoth groups slots for The Horizon.Summer and Bring Me London’s Alexandrain a sold-out show at which included Palace in November 2017, giant confettian on-stage proposal, pyrotechnics,cannons and prodigious the mostsolidifying them as one of in the UK. live bands exciting Rob Damiani, vocalist excitement, guitarist Si Delaney and drummer Matt a candid insight into theDonnelly provide Technology, album number three, story of although the journey wasn’t that revealing expecting,the smooth ride they were it taught them valuable lessons on how truly name go the Don Broco to make stratospheric. is finally Technology, new album, Your out. It must be nice to be able get your fans’ reactions? Rob: out material been good to get a load of has been really the album, which before nice to whet people’s appetites, and it’s meant we’ve been able to play a load of which is always fun. new songs already, The live show’s the most fun thing we get playingto do as a band, and when you’re the same songs over and over again it’s it up. to freshen exciting just really howWith three albums under your belt, your live set-list? affected has that
and it hit us hard us hit it and
feel as fun or as fresh as they once did did once they as fresh as or fun as feel It was the first time as a band things didn’t didn’t things band a as time first the was It “ BIMMLIFE l 04 BIMMLIFE l 05 ” Was this sentiment felt during the writing of during the this sentiment felt Was the music? me the most powerful thing I think for Rob: aspect of about music and the cathartic time writing songs is you can turn a negative into something positive by writing in your life a tune about it, and you can dissect how you if there’s Even a diary. almost like feel, really if you write a banging song at no resolution, it was Well, it, you can tell yourself, the end of worth it in the end. How have you been able to put the false made last year sexual misconduct allegations behind you? It was a difficult period – it was massively Rob: friends and fans my family, hurtful to have those lies about me. The person making read them and publicly those claims fully retracted apologised but it was still obviously an awful I accepted the apology thing to go through. on finishing the my energy and re-focused to go on tour. album and getting ready to do as a band to do most fun thing we get we get thing fun most The live shows are the are shows live The On the surface, there were no visible signs of On the surface, there were no visible signs this distress. As a band, How do you deal with these kinds of troubles in such a public world? It’s definitely something no one would Rob: as was almost noticed, and I think that have big a strain as anything else, because you’re rosy, everything’s putting out this image that want you wouldn’t and even if things weren’t, to be moaning about stuff on your band our close friends or family Any of Twitter. but to the under, we were knew the pressure not going to be putting general public we’re out or of how we statuses are depressed how tough it is because people don’t want to hear that. fact of life. There’s constant self-doubt along There’s life. fact of something that and I think that’s the process a constant drive to do anyone has. There’s are and succeed, and you think, What more some points, we even doing with our lives at but you’ve got to get past that.
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to miss. energy at gigs.Thisisashow youdon’twant the bandaddacomical touchandimmense landing inBrighton inMarch. Formedin 1996, to theUKfor yetanotherelectrifyingtour– six-piece from Detroit, Michiganare coming Electric Sixare backinBrighton!Thedynamic 3 March |Concorde 2 ELECTRIC SIX Previews of the best gigs about to rock Brighton headline setissomethingyouwon’twanttomiss. lively, hecticperformance wentdown astorm.SeeingPaceshiftersperform afull last yearwhensupportingFrank Iero andthePatience, andinjust20minutes,their 23 February. Theyfirstbrought theirgrunge/prog-rock infused soundtoBrighton Derail, alt-rock quartetPaceshiftersare settoheadlineSticky Mike’s Frog Baron Fresh from signingtoHassleRecords andreleasing theirnewalbum,Waiting to 23 February|Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar PACESHIFTERS the converted cinemavenue. charged albums.They’ll fitrightinto their lengthy, politically andsocially Noise, andmore recently through artists like Tiger’sJawandSorority name for themselves workingwith indie rock. Thecultbandmadea signature brandof emoblended expect thesextettobringtheir acclaimed album,AlwaysForeign, in supportof lastyear’scritically to Brightonon12March. Ontour Am NoLongerAfraidTo Diereturn The World IsABeautifulPlace&I American rock band(deepbreath) Presented byOneInchBadge, The Haunt 12 March AFRAID TO DIE & IAMNOLONGER BEAUTIFUL PLACE THE WORLD ISA BIMMLIFE l 07 GAFFA TAPE TAPE GAFFA SANDY 26 February Albert The Prince and Loud, violent hypnotic garage- Tape trio Gaffa rock Sandy don’t just get your attention, they demand it. the With echoes of Pixies and Smashing Pumpkins, the Bury band from Edmunds play St each show with such frantic, raw, you just that energy joining can’t resist in. This will be their first ever show in Brighton. BRIGHTON GUITAR NIGHT GUITAR BRIGHTON 26 February | The Blue Man to the Blue Man’sBrighton Guitar Night returns After his first highly successfulcellar room. Bennet is local host Luke night last November, with his inimitable fingerstyleback to impress covers. crowd-pleasing of and plethora folk use of Scott Booth, who makes Guests are and complex percussive unique finger-picking guitar rhythms, and Grace Hartrey, an artist the most lyrically honest songswith some of this will actually be It’s been promised out there. Wars”. or Star Terminator, a good sequel, “like s
ADORE DELANO 2 18 May | Concorde and the home the free the land of From drag American grunge rock the brave, of queen Adore Delano is striking Brighton of her list on her upcoming Whatever off Making her debut to audiences tour. the globe on RuPaul’s Drag Race, across a singer is set to feature the punky rock grungy tracks thrash of driving upbeat the at album, Whatever, her latest from 7:30pm. In true Adore 2 from Concorde fashion, chaos is guaranteed.
Having already sold out The Haunt on their first UK tour last September, Houston pop-rockers tour last September, sold out The Haunt on their first UK Having already 2 this March. the Concorde at bound to entertain when they hit the stage back and are are Waterparks their latest from tunes taken new set of and with an infectious their exuberant performances Known for scene. the pop-rock 2018 tour is bound to be a big highlight for album, Entertainment, Waterparks WATERPARKS WATERPARKS 2 | Concorde 10 March
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Phoebe Constable very soon. so expecttohear more new music studio at the beginningof January, and PopBuzz, andwere inthe been featured by Alternative Press any fansof modernpop-punk. guaranteed topiquetheinterest of and EPcloser, DayAfterDay, both including leadsingle,ALittleSooner, My Mind,delivered fivesolidtunes, legends Silversteinat TheHaunt. Cocks venueandfor post-hardcore slots for ROAM, at Kingston’sFighting reputation playingprestigious support punk scene. the bestnewbandsonUKpop- established themselvesasoneof 2017 ontheroad andhavequickly Maypine spentthemajorityof Eastbourne basedpop-punkers MAYPINE So farthisyearthey’vealready Their debutEP, InTheBackOf Last yeartheybolstered theirlive RADAR Reading this may change your life sparkly sound and quirky vibe, which sparkly soundandquirkyvibe,which own, fullyimmersingacrowd intotheir is theirabilitytomake thestagetheir amongst theseaof Brightonbands The Strokes. taking inspirations from Blondieand describe theirsoundasalt-pop, sense. BasedinBrighton,theband and JoePerry, are uniqueinevery Read, HarveyDent,JamesBush consisting of MelissaDouglas,Jake The female-fronted StrangerGirl, STRANGER GIRL What makes them stand out What makes themstandout Eline Joling first single,Willow, dueon23February. first EP, whichisset for release inApril,with their prog, grunge,classicalandgamingcompositions. drums, withinspiration taken from folk, rock, jazz, piano solos,(occasional)polka basslines andbouncy at BIMM, where allfour studiedguitar. bass andDavid Andrews on drums. vocals, Jake Marloweon keys, BrandonMidlaneon rock band,consistingof RyanEdeonguitarand The Peepsare aquirky, four-piece, Brighton-based THE PEEPS The Peepshave recently finished recording their The soundisafusionof bluesyguitar licks, jazzy They gottogetherinJanuary2017 after meeting Emma Shearer exactly what StrangerGirlare about. Thinking Down,whichshowcases their singles.Look outfor track intricate artworkwhichrepresents from theirshimmeringsoundtothe Stranger Girlcaptures yourattention, their songs.Everything about powerful lyricswhichaccompany with Melissa’svelvetyvoice andthe also shinesthrough theirstyle. not onlyshowsthrough theirmusicbut Their vibrantmelodiesintertwine SPYDER BYTE
Ladies and gentlemen, please allow me to supporting Tigertailz and Bloodstock Open Air. introduce you to Spyder Byte, Britain’s Up-And- They are currently in the process of writing Coming In Your Face Sleaze Metal band. their second album, meaning there will be The Kent band broke out six years ago in Kent many more blistering riffs to look forward to. and are made up of five relentless metalheads: The band are also set to play Hard Rock Hell Connor Godfrey, C.C., Nathan Hammond, Sleaze 2 in September. Daniel Lawrence and Luke Naylar. Nathan, If you are a metal fan, Spyder Byte are a band Dan and Connor all study at BIMM Brighton, you need to listen to. As they say themselves: “If something they somehow manage to combine partying hard, banging your head, and singing with increasing success. your heart out to some big choruses sounds like Spyder Byte have released one EP and a a good time for you, you’re in good company.” debut album, Addictive. They have also toured Check out their most recent single, Nocturnal all over the UK, performing shows at renowned Beauty, available for streaming on their website. venues such as The Underworld in Camden, and Lucie Moody
THE SAD RED HOLDING ABSENCE Imagine a kaleidoscopic wave of Cardiff rockers Holding Absence have sparkling synths, layered with the achieved an incredible amount since signing hip drumbeats of 80s pop, all with to Sharptone Records last year. a sprinkle of Electric Light Orchestra Drawing influence from a variety of bands and you have The Sad Red, a solo and genres, from The Smashing Pumpkins project masked by a band name. and Radiohead to The 1975, they always The Sad Red have taken electronica offer up cathartic captivating tunes. music by the ankles, flipping it completely. After releasing a string of songs, The anonymous Sussex based student artist performing to a packed out tent at behind the sound released his debut album, Download Festival and sharing the stage with Softblood, via Spotify, Deezer, Soundcloud the likes of Young Guns and Our Last Night, and iTunes back in October, but is avoiding 2017 was a big year for Holding Absence and any commercial concerns.
2018 is looking to be even bigger. Other influences lurking within the BIMM LIFE The band are currently gearing up for a split unsolved mystery are MGMT and The EP release with label-mates Loathe and are 1975. Check out his best tracks, Warm and touring across the UK and Europe right now. Nevermind, and you’ll see what I mean. Phoebe Constable Ray AJ 09 REVIEWS LIVE
PARAMORE for breath, the band continue into Ignorance, The O2 Arena one of their darker, edgier songs. What’s most special about this set, however, is the Paramore take to the stage of the O2, as they way each member of the band shares the put the past behind them and look forward, spotlight, taking the show as their own, from celebrating a new chapter as a band. The set is guitarist Taylor York’s intricate melodies that focused heavily on 2017 album, After Laughter, fill the room, to drummer Zac Farro providing exposing the more genre-neutral approach of the perfect beat for the crowd to move to. As the emotionally captivating record. Each member Paramore complete their melody-filled set with of the band fills the stage with high energy as Rose Coloured Boy, one of their newest songs, they burst into Hard Times, which gives the which you really need dancing shoes for, one band’s iconic singer, Hayley Williams, a chance thing is certain: Paramore are back. to showcase her dance moves. Without time Emma Shearer
THE SHAPE OF WATER Dir: Guilermo del Toro
Guillermo del Toro is one of the more versatile directors working today, frequently switching between arthouse projects and big-budget FILM blockbusters. His most recent effort finds us in cold-war era America circa 1962 following Elisa (Sally Hawkins), a mute janitor at a high-security government facility, and the relationship she forms with an amphibian creature that is being held captive there. A culmination of events leads Elisa to fear for the creature’s safety and she battles to free it from the facility. The Shape of Water thrives BIMM LIFE l 10 as a fairy-tale for adults and, whilst the script falters at times, del Toro’s passion is far too charming to deny what is his best work in years. Tom Boddy BIMMLIFE 11 ALBUM
childhood in excruciating and sometimes and sometimes in excruciating childhood continued to it effect graphic detail, and the This book touches have on him as an adult. consists of only one feature, her number one only one feature, consists of Thug. It’s rapper Young with US single, Havana, this is a debut to remember sometimes hard a much more the work of album as it sounds like artist, filled with bothexperienced and mature songs. With Cabello’sballads and fast up-beat you’d expect each song discography, previous something and sound like beat a strong to have so it’s rewarding a club or a party, you’d hear at things up, occasionallyto see how she has mixed vibe. yet still catchy a slower going for Amelia Stevenson to express themselves. He talks about his He talks about themselves. to express on crucial issues when it comes to social it comes on crucial issues when put in boxes when it comes to how they wish to how they it comes when put in boxes and how damaging it can be for children to be to children it can be for and how damaging constructs within gender and how you should within gender constructs and coming-of-age. It deals specifically with gender It deals specifically and coming-of-age. HOW NOT TO BE A BOY TO NOT HOW Webb Robert yet hilarious heartbreaking A Boy is a Be Not To How ’s childhood Webb Show star Robert Peep memoir of who you are. ashamed about expressing never feel Cutler Venita BOOKS Having left American girl group Fifth Harmony group left American girl Having with a Camila Cabello returns 2016, in late self-titled debut solo album. Camila boasts 11 number two in the UK charts. and reached tracks with heavy-beat off pop, it kicks catchy of Full single Never Be The Same, which was first Cabello’s strong shows off last year and heard number vocal range. Despite the 20 year-old’s in the past, her debut album collaborations of CAMILA Camila Cabello REVIEWS
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ARCHITECTS alike. Carter’s screamed vocals are raw and full of Alexandra Palace, London emotion, and alongside the sound of heavy guitars and intense double-bass, they are exactly what Sam Carter clears his throat. “Give me a second” makes metalcore great. Before the very last song of his voice echoes, shakily, maybe on the verge of the encore, Carter hands the mic to drummer Dan tears. “I’ve waited a long time to say this... ALLY Searle, brother to late guitarist Tom, with a speech PALLY HOW THE F**K YOU FEELING TONIGHT?” that didn’t leave a single eye dry in the house. The All 10,000 people in the sold-out North London band then plays Gone With The Wind, a song often venue scream and chant the band’s name over and associated with Tom’s passing. During the outro, over. Then the intro to A Match Made In Heaven two letters appear on the screen on stage. T.S. fills the room and not a single person stands still. Tom Searle. And that is how Architects end this The set consists of a good variety of songs, plenty spectacular, historical, show. for longtime Architects fans and newcomers Melina Moren
THE END OF THE F***ING WORLD Channel 4/Netflix
One boy. One girl. An intensely complicated ideology of young love. Oh, and a self-professed psychopath. When 17 year-old social outcasts James and Alyssa meet, they latch onto one another. However, their agendas TV completely conflict: she wants to love him; he wants to kill her. Despite their mismatched personalities the two bond quickly, steal James’ father’s car, and hit the road.
BIMM LIFE l 12 What happens next turns their worlds upside down. The End Of The F***ing World is a beautifully bleak, dark, comedic tale of two damaged teens in a messed up world. There truly is nothing else like this show on TV. Katie Ashton BIMMLIFE 13 TRACK sound, handling some playful riffs that sound sound, handling some playful riffs that very a lot of a 70s hit. There’s straight out of used drumming backing it up conservatively patterns drum percussion barrel of in the form with and a traditional kit. The song climaxes White some psychedelic distorted solos, before it right to the to ‘Take threatens aggressively top’. Sam Seaton CULTURE II CULTURE Migos was Culture the iconic one year after exactly Coming track album has arrived as a 24 II Culture released, The original under two hours long. runs just that the of Migos’ eventual domination for paved the way them household pop charts and made hip-hop and victory a bloated like more sequel feels names. The sound with the trap-rap redefining than lap. Rather and fast flowing ad-libs, triplet flows their signature so many are There formulaic. II is generally more up my entire them would take listing filler tracks that the are the worst offenders Some of word-count. and cheesy R&B beat Made Men, with a faux dreary sees them fall back lyrics, and Supastars, which buried in there, gems are There on lazy repetition. the most creative one of features though: Stir Fry has some up, while CC they’ve ever picked beats of the funniest bars on the project over a really charismatic synth based beat. beat. synth based charismatic over a really the project the funniest bars on of break as long as it needed to be and doesn’t really II is easily twice Culture and finding those sifting through fans will enjoy but die-hard any new ground, trap hip-hop. great of glimmering moments Sam Seaton ALBUM Ahead of his solo album, Boarding House his solo album, Boarding Ahead of Jack White has shared Reach, due in March, delves a five minute track that Corporation, into funk, anti-capitalism and, uh, congas. out with a furious ‘Who’s with me?’, Starting guitar with his signature White plays around CORPORATION CORPORATION Jack White Having first found fame covering The Power of ‘I CAN DO Love for a John Lewis ad, Gabrielle Aplin is now a very different, very honest and very WHATEVER I independent artist – as Jules WANT, REALLY’ Pestano discovers
Gabrielle Aplin is a rare breed: a popstar and musician who is totally honest and transparent in the way she interacts with the press and the people wanting to get know one of the most industry-savy singer/songwriters out there.
What inspired you to get into music? I’m a huge Joni Mitchell fan. What I really love about Joni is she was painting and she would write poems, certainly in terms of songs, and she was involved every part of the creative detail of a whole project or album.
Having split from Parlophone you now sign acts on your own label Never Fade, how did that come about? The first thing we did was Saint Raymond’s EP. And the thing is, he’s my mate and if he’s got an idea for a project I want to fund it and make it happen. I guess it started from there and it became this thing! I don’t think it’s fair for us to completely own an artist at the beginning of their career. I want to help them with their project – let’s do an EP and you’re free to go. I think freedom is something all artists should have.
How do you think breaking into the public consciousness through covers on YouTube and the John Lewis ad impacted your career? That’s the thing, when I was doing covers online people were asking for my own songs, so that gave me the confidence to put up my own songs. I think that’s how I managed to build up a fanbase. With John Lewis, one thing I really thought is that it could go either way, but I was lucky that it did really well. The best thing is I don’t feel like it hindered me it wasn’t like, She’s a John Lewis girl and that’s it.
You obviously broke as a folk star but your last two EPs have been very much pop orientated, was this a conscious decision? I really just try and honour the song I’ve written and give it the production I think is best. I’m a big fan of artists like Beck who will constantly reinvent themselves. I think it’s completely cool that artists can do that, so when I am writing these songs I can do whatever I want really and not have an A&R tell me it’s too risky. THE GRADUATE
Former BIMM student, Alice Roberts, talks to Emma Shearer about her job at Brighton based digital agency, The Drop Digital, her time at BIMM and what advice she has for people trying to get into the industry.
Can you tell us a bit about your job and What stands out as your favourite what you do? memory at BIMM? My job title is ‘head of content and Probably finishing my dissertation. Doing activation’ for Brighton-based digital the fast track course was quite stressful, agency, The Drop Digital. We run social but it was all worth it. My teachers were media, email marketing and produce so supportive, and when I decided to content for our clients. The company create and launch a fanzine and then only launched in the second half of last write about the history of zines and print year, but we’ve already managed to build media and how that fits into a modern quite an impressive client list including digital world for my dissertation, I got Universal Music, U-Live, DJ Zinc and great support from all my teachers Republic of Music. (especially Steven Jones, big up Steve).
How did you get your job? How important was networking to you I started working at a local marketing during your time at Uni? agency whilst finishing my course at So important. I’m definitely glad I did as BIMM, then got a job at Virgin EMI. I got much as I could in my two years there, it a lot out of Virgin, and whilst I was there really helped me find a job after I graduated. bumped into my old boss. We met up for a coffee, he told me he wanted to start What advice would you give to students his own digital marketing agency and trying to get into the industry?
asked me if I’d be interested in working All I can say is that experience is as BIMM LIFE l 15 for him in the future. After a big fat yes important as anything else. Make sure from me, less than a year later we’re all you’re doing everything you can. In some set up and smashing through some really jobs, experience can count for even exciting work. more than your degree. THE ONLY NAME YOU NEED TO KNOW
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