From the days of messing around on Garageband to getting signed by Decaydance Records, the MySpace scene queens – consisting of, sisters, Melissa Marie and Allison Green, and friend, Dani Artaud - have accumulated a huge fan base within the short time they have existed, with sold out headline tours under their belt.
However, during this period, the Huntington Beach trio have also gathered just as many ‘haters’. In fact, you probably already have an opinion on the so-called ‘female version of BrokeNCYDE’. To put it simply, Millionaires are a group that you will either love or hate.
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In a year where creative hardcore seems to be springing up everywhere with the rise of potent future hardcore forces taking the realms of former retiring kings, ingenuity and originality – which had seemed to have peeked not so long – seems to be leaping up from everywhere, each time throwing a different spanner into the works of a genre which was seen to be dead.
On the last date on their UK tour in London, Faye and Nellie had the chance to talk to Alejandro Francisco Suarez Virta Marquin Mercera, more commonly known as Alex Suarez, bassist of Cobra Starship. We got chatting about Cobra’s new album Hot Mess, mentalist fans getting a little too close for comfort, his undying love for t.A.T.u, and a ton more in what he deemed his longest interview ever.
We were able to speak to Derek (vocalist) of Defeater, during their first stint of the UK, earlier this month, on the Bridge Nine UK Tour in Newcastle. During our 40-minute chat, I think we probably covered just about everything you need to know about one of hardcore’s most promising acts or, in my completely biased opinion, the best band in hardcore today.
Having been to the UK three times already this year, Polar Bear Club are certainly no longer strangers to these shores, which is splendid, because we can’t get enough of them here at Change The Record, so we took it upon ourselves to catch up with Jimmy Stadt (vocalist) during their headline run on the Bridge Nine UK Tour in Newcastle earlier this month. We got talking about their forthcoming album, Chasing Hamburg, as well as their sordid criminal past of sketchy omelette making, and a whole lot more during the half-an-hour he put up with me.
We recently caught up with the notorious BrokeNCYDE on their debut run of the UK in Sunderland. We talked their haters, Kerrang!’s opinion, the ‘Buddy Nielsen incident’, and we got a bit crunk in the process, here’s what they had to say…
It’s fair to say there are a lot of people who might turn up to one of the many dates on BrokeNCYDE‘s debut tour of the UK just for laughs, curiosity, or something to do, but considering that, there’s a pretty impressive turn out of genuine fans tonight, pretty much packing out the Independent.
Pop-youngsters Twenty Twenty are gartering cheers from the mainly female contingent of the packed out crowd tonight before they’ve even hit the stage; for a relatively unknown band, they’re pretty highly anticipated.
Big things have been expected from St. Albans quartet Enter Shikari following their impressively received debut, Take To The Skies.
Tonight’s the night that the mighty Billy Talent return to London to play a special headline show at the tiny Underworld in Camden. After a very long days worth of queuing (6am start for me!), 7.00pm finally comes around, and so it was time to take up residency at my very well earned place on the barrier.
