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Thom Yorke: The Eraser

When the news first arrived that Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke was to release a solo record it came as a bit of a surprise, certainly considering Radiohead were currently in the middle of a tour and busy recording their highly anticipated seventh album, however, many felt Thom would go solo at some point...

Band Profile: Thom Yorke

Band profile for the band Thom Yorke

Abigail's Party: Creep

Radiohead classic Creep immediately arouses the distinct, despair instilled vocals of Thom Yorke, the crashing moody guitars and drums and the utter lyrical hopelessness of Thom Yorke.

The Envy Corps: Wires and Wool

Elegant, atmospheric indie. Pretty drab isn't it? The description even sounds boring. Okay, there are a few bands that do it right (Radiohead, Doves) but the rest just can't help but steer down the country roads, rather than dare their way down the motorway at midnight.

Joan As Police Woman: Christobel

New Yorker Joan Wasser is the vocal sensation at the heart of Joan As Police Woman. Although with a mind for equal opportunities other band members are mentioned in the biography, it is her voice you will inevitably come back to.

Kram: Untitled

Jack Peat is a fairy. He used to be the drummer in Kram but as they were offered a record contract for one single he bottled out and wanted to focus on University.

Samsa: Quiet Places

Named after a character in a Kafka story who awakes to find himself transformed into a beetle, Samsa exude that pyrotechnic self doubt that Radiohead have as good as taken as their own.

Colin Mounsey: The Panda and Piano EP

Colin Mounsey is clearly undaunted by challenging trends and preconceived ideas about what songs should and shouldn't reside together on a record.

Unkle: Never Never Land

Unkle's previous album, the musical elite showcase, known as Psyence Fiction was the brainchild of dance guru James Lavelle and the mighty DJ Shadow.

Grand Volume: History / Fire Come Soon

More press bollocks comes armed with Grand Volume, this time literally. 'History' is not the "blistering prog-punk masterpiece" that we are led to believe.

Kashmir: Selection of 2 Lilies

Having gone platinum with their last two albums in Denmark, Kashmir now show us what all the Danes have been getting all excited about with their UK debut in the form of a 4 track EP.

One Small Life: Factor 8

There are two songs on their debut single, lead track Factor 8 and additional song Spinning. With all records, there is always a song that you prefer over another.

Black Car: s/t

Dan Glendining is a song writer and musician whose previous band Headswim made a little progress into the national consciousness during the 90s.

Samsa: Untitled

Following on from a whole album full of stuff back in 2002, Samsa are back in the hunt with a three track EP that comfortably fulfills the promise of the best stuff on that first expedition.

Dusty Not Digital: Dead Skies

Bradford based Dusty Not Digital are a relatively new band, formed in late 2005 by songwriters Luke Hirst and Lewys Rees, and have already won the Musicians Centre Battle of the Bands, followed by constant hard work and gigging.

Damien Rice: 9

Damien Rice's debut album 'O' saw him reach a great success, and as a result of this I couldn't wait to get my hands on '9' to find out what the Irish singer/songwriter had been doing for the past four years.

Little Japanese Toy @ Royal Park Cellars

"Rock Rock Rock Ambient", say the signs on entry to a cosy but not full Royal Park, as those gathered prepare for a four-band show courtesy of Nyevsky Prospect.

Colin Mounsey: Where Did Everything Go So Badly Wrong?

Colin Mounsey has issues: "This man created evil, this man created pain" just two of the accusations labelled at Daniel O'Donnell's favourite bearded man on 'Fuck You Jesus'.

Love with Arthur Lee @ Irish Centre

As I'm sat waiting for things to kick off, having a pre-gig pint, I reflect on the fact that Arthur Lee has been involved with Love for as long as I have been involved in breathing oxygen on my own.

The Signs @ Mine

Considering there wasn't a lot of promotion for the showcase this evening at Leeds Mine this was one hell of a night.

Baba Ganoosh @ Joseph's Well

You could describe all the bands that played tonight with the same sentence: A three-piece that fuses live guitars with electronic synths and beats, led by a strong male vocal.

Two Wheel Fury @ The Refectory

This is the honest truth: I just got off the phone to a friend of mine and when I mentioned that I had been to the student union Battle of the Bands, she said "Oh, and did the winner of the event happen to be a metal type band who did some well known covers?" The formula is that obvious then.

Dandy Warhols @ Cockpit

Its been four years now since The Dandy Warhols hit the Uk scene with their classic track "Every Day Should be a Holiday", which followed their self-titled album released in 1995.

The Search Map: Tiny Victories EP

Hearing genuinely talented musicians for the first time is something that I experience very rarely. The Tiny Victories EP by The Search Map gave me one such experience.

Nothing (Brighton): Splints & Oxygen EP

Dear LMS, I am writing to you to divulge the contents of my listening discomforts, circa the morning of October the 7th, 2005.

O Fracas @ Faversham

Further proof, if proof was needed, local music is still very much alive and well. The hasty uprising of the Faversham and its current status as indie mothership and NME bum buddy has been nothing short of miraculous, as are their reliably superb Saturday night offerings.

Angelo Palladino @ Mixing Tin

What do you do when none of your mates will go to a gig with you? When Jon Gomm is on the bill, you go on your own!

Jont @ Cockpit

Tonight is a very unusual night at the cockpit, for the first time ever I have seen tables and chairs set out in room 2.

Idiot Pilot @ Cockpit

It's 8pm and the Cockpit pit is already absolutely rammed. That's saying quite a lot considering there are only 2 bands on tonight, Idiot Pilot and The Seal Cub Clubbing Club.

Jon Gomm @ Baby Jupiter

On the second and fourth Thursday of every month, Leeds offers us a new acoustic night: "Stripped" at Baby Jupiter.

Hatch @ Joseph's Well

Live music seems to be undergoing some kind of renaissance in Leeds at the moment, with several new venues popping up here and there.

Phluid @ Joseph's Well

I saw D-Rail once before at the Rocket and thought they had a lot of potential, even if they hadn't realised it at that time.

Angelo Palladino @ Mixing Tin

Sometimes Annalee would venture into town to see live music in venues she'd never been to before... Time to reassess?

JJ72 @ LMUSU

The NME brought its Carling Awards tour to Leeds on Tuesday night, meaning the city was buzzing with three different types of music lover.

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