With no new music expected, many fans thought that 2012 would be a quiet year for Kids In Glass Houses – but they were wrong as it turned out to be yet another busy period for the five piece. If we’ve learnt just one lesson from 2012, it’s that when Kids In Glass Houses say… More »
It’s without doubt that Don Broco were one of Britain’s breakthrough bands of the year. 2012 saw them sign to Search and Destroy Records, support a plethora of both British and American acts and release the debut album which lead to them being awarded the title of “Best New Rock Artist of 2012” by iTunes…. More »
I like questionnaires. Since I have all the time in the world (not really), they kind of break up the humdrum of the day. They give my brain a chance to not stare at the…
They recorded, they released, they played, they toured – the only thing Kids In Glass Houses didn’t do was “stop”. With a tour and a headline festival slot already booked for next year, it looks like 2012 is set to be just as busy but before we think about that, let’s look back at the… More »
Pete Wentz described 2011 as the “weirdest year of [his] entire existence”, but it wasn’t ‘weird’ in the sense that many had predicted back in twenty-ten. There was a general assumption that this year would result in the debut album of Black Cards, and therefore the re-invention of Pete Wentz outside Fall Out Boy would… More »
