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Many bands today shy away from having comparisons drawn between themselves and their obvious influences. Rather refreshingly, however, Peace revel in emulating their idols and musical determiners and channel them into something unspoiled and revitalised. Fresh from their National NME tour with Django Django and co. Peace set out … Read on
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Django Django have been confirmed as headliners for the NME Awards Tour 2013.
They’ll be joined by Miles Kane, Palma Violet and Peace on the annual tour, famous for launching the careers of Florence And The Machine, Coldplay, Franz Ferdinand and more.
“It’s a massive deal for us … Read on
The extortionate price of a dodgy European pils beer aside, downstairs at Soup Kitchen is a good place to see bands. There’s a wide stage, and the room is uncluttered, meaning there’s plenty of space to get a good view. I imagine it’s a good place to play too, … Read on
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Peace are a dark and tropically fused indie band. They have just released their ‘Delicious’ EP through Columbia.
The EP follows their debut single, ‘Follow Baby’ and is made up of four songs, ‘Ocean’s Eye’, ‘Bloodshake’, ‘California Daze’ and ’1998′. Of the release, the band say: “Up until now … Read on
Peace, a new four-piece from Birmingham, who sound like a cross between Foals and Wu Lyf. Peace describe what they do as “dark melodic indie techno”, but their debut track BBlood sounds more like gruff-voiced Afro-pop, as though Wu Lyf’s frontman had suddenly hijacked Vampire Weekend. They have … Read on
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