London and New York have The Box. You know it, whether you’ve been through its mysterious doors or not. The hype has been impressive. Delicately billed as a ‘Theatre of Varieties’ – what it really consists of is a place […]
We can’t really say anything about Monday mornings that you don’t already know or haven’t already heard someone grumbling about on their way to work. So, instead, XWHY’s Mike has crafted a Monday Morning Playlist that will help you attack […]
In a bizarre turn of events, Doncaster Rovers have signed Louis Tomlinson, of One Direction fame, to play for their development side at some point this season. Picture the scene: sitting up in bed on your average thursday morning and […]
Basically, you can’t not have heard of Sampha. His mellifluous, silky voice has graced the tracks of some pretty heavy-hitters – SBTRKT, Jessie Ware, Drake… He’s Brit radio gold at the moment, and infinitely recognisable vocally. But, you may not […]
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Californian R&B star Miguel Pimentel is sweeping the music industry with quite some pace. If you haven’t heard his roguish track Do You (like drugs), you’ll surely have caught his bigger hit Adorn. Creative, charming and be-quiffed, it was only a matter […]
Sceptics retire your sneering glares. Seven days of progressive dance and electronic music in a tiny fishing village in the south of France might sound like a match made in musical hell, but with Gilles Peterson behind the trawler wheel, […]
The video’s leak (at least in part) earlier this month prompted the type of foul-mouthed twitter rant that we’ve all become accustomed to. He clamoured, almost sweetly and quite fairly, about how “heartbreaking” it was to have his work circulated […]
This past weekend, at the ripe old age of 27, I finally popped my Glastonbury cherry. Like all virgins, I wasn’t totally sure what I was doing and I did occasionally find it a bit difficult staying up, but those […]
Dieter Rams and Hans Gugelot’s beautiful design and the first phonograph with a clear plexiglass lid. For fans of ‘50s and 60s Bakelite-esque design, this has all the appeal of a mid-century product, with the workablility of something much more […]
