Posts Tagged iLiKETRAiNS
The Advent Calendar of Tunes – Door No. 18
Posted by IPreferTheirOldStuff in Features on December 18, 2012
Behind today’s door are I Like Trains with their wonderful cover of Wham’s “Last Christmas”, yes you read that right! [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATzwxfeouo0]
April Highlights
Posted by IPreferTheirOldStuff in Music Reviews, News on April 28, 2012
Another month nearly gone, and another month crammed with some rather fantastic music! I am going to start off with a couple of records I need to say thank you to Jericho at Symbiotic Reviews for highlighting; Disappears and Doc Waffles. Two very different acts, both unknown to me at the time of discovery, but […]
March Highlights
Posted by IPreferTheirOldStuff in News on March 31, 2012
March has been a pretty rotten month for me personally but fortunately the clutch of releases that I have heard these past few weeks have really helped lift me up as there have been some beauties, again! As always Spotify links in the album title. Hawk Eyes – Ideas (Fierce Panda) First up is an album […]
IPTOS Cloudcast No.4 – LEEEEDS!
Posted by IPreferTheirOldStuff in Cloudcasts on February 24, 2011
As I have been a resident and regular gig goer in Leeds for the past thirteen years I thought I’d do a cloudcast of a sample of bands that hail from the city. This is not a comprehensive mix of Leeds bands, just a sample, so I apologise if I have not included your band […]
The Mostly Armless Top 50 Albums of 2010 Part Two (30 – 11)
Posted by IPreferTheirOldStuff in Uncategorized on December 1, 2010
30. LaFaro – LaFaro I saw these guys supporting And So I Watch You From Afar at Fibbers in York earlier in the year and they really tore the place up! Hailing from Belfast, they have similarities to The Jesus Lizard with their chugging riffs and mangled vocals. On the track “The Ballad of Burnt […]
I Like Trains – He Who Saw The Deep
Posted by IPreferTheirOldStuff in Music Reviews on October 18, 2010
In these days of doom and gloom regarding the whole music industry, Leeds band I Like Trains (or iLiKETRAiNS as they used to present themselves) show a glimmer of hope for the fans of the physical music release, something you can get your hands on instead of the ephemeral/transient feelings of downloaded mp3s, legal or […]
