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It’s been a while since Vibrations last sat down with The Sunshine Underground. Second album Nobody’s Coming To Save You was about to come out - after a huge and frustrating gap – and this time album three is on its way. It’s almost like they only ever call us when they’ve got a record coming out or something...

February gig previews

Vibrations annual 'Fight Before Christmas' - our esteemed writers drunkenly debate the rights and wrongs of the previous years' releases and put them into some sort of order...it's always fun. 

Some bands just scream quality noise merchants. Some bands just scream. False Flags are one of the latter, thanks to a combination of maturity, tenacity and furious velocity. Greg Elliott corners Charlie and Chris in a Hyde Park basement for a civilised chat about old habits dying hard...

Vibrations talk to The Vaccines before their storming gig at Leeds Academy

January gig previews. 

Win tickets to see TSU at Black Flag, Wakefield, on 17th December

We've finally got our Leeds Festival 2011 content online. If you've not read it in the mag, enjoy, if you have, enjoy the reminisce.

Vibrations December gig previews...

 Young Aviators - A Band Who Are Going Places

Take a group of Irishman, who wanted to do something fun that was on the right side of the law, whilst increasing their chances of ‘getting girls’, add a heroic dose of raw and powerful energy and a healthy smattering of life-inspired songs and what do you get? The Young Aviators, and they are certainly ones to watch. That is if you like bouncing around to the beat like a teenager on a Red Bull frenzy. Shall I put you down for yes then?

Win tickets to the Eastpak Antidote tour at Leeds Academy on 14th November 

Everything Burns. Emma Quinlan caught a ten-minute chat in the bands delightful smelling van, before their show at Leeds Cockpit. 

Emma Quinlan caught up with Leeds metallers, Project Metropolis to discuss moobs, metal and the bands future…

He moved from London to Leeds! He’s reluctant to play live! He’s not trendy! He’s more interesting than your average singer/songwriter! He’s also still trying to find himself, so if you see him, return via Vibrations Towers - Spencer Bayles and himself seemed to hit it off pretty good...

Montreal: Canada’s cultural capital with varied extremes in weather and more churches than you can shake a stick at. It also churns out quality Post-rock like no other city....

Interview by Tim Hearson

Vibrations spoke to Katie and Evan from The Kabeedies in advance of their three night residency at Milo’s. See the band from Thursday 20 to Saturday 22 October. 

Vibrations recommends……gigs for November

 Because Showbusiness Still Has The Word Business In It...

Vibrations had a two minute chat with The Rifles inbetween them promoting their new album, Freedom Run.

Vibrations' Tony Wilby talks to Pete Hefferan from Pete and the Pirates before their Leeds cockpit gig on 23rd September.

"Close of play is not for a good couple of hours yet" A Vibrations interview with Roy Harper.

Vibrations' Rochelle Massey has a quick chat with Charlotte Cooper from The Subways.

They’ve sold tons of records, they’ve played Millennium Square and they’re big in Brazil, but they still have time for the home team.

Tim Hearson shares a pint with a brace of Pigeon Detectives...

You may not be aware of this, but Vessels are actually a cadre of super heroes who make music when not saving the universe (sort of true – Tom Evans had his car totalled around him last year and walked out with nary a scratch).

Spencer Bayles persuades them to put up their capes for a few hours and talk tunes...

There is a scientific school of thought that says levitation can be achieved by strapping a piece of toast, butter side up, on the back of a cat and dropping it from a sufficient height. It appears that the same could apply to TTT, as Kate Wellham can authoritatively attest to…

'Internet sensation’ is a term bandied around pretty readily now and can apply to anything from granny’s reactions to ‘Human Centipede’ to toddlers denuding their siblings of fingers. Hannah Trigwell is neither of these, but is also an enigma wrapped in a query smothered in a puzzle coated in a... you get the idea.

Hayley Avron attempts to crack the Trigwell code...