Twin Atlantic: ‘The new album’s like a cross between Blur’s Song 2 and Bohemian Rhapsody…’
Glasgow’s Twin Atlantic are back with a gritty new album and a no-nonsense attitude, and they’re all the better for...
From The Archives.
We asked Irish indie-rockers The Academic about festivals, songwriting, and playing the concertina
Irish lads The Academic are one of our favourite new bands here at One on One, so we sat down...
The Futureheads’ Barry Hyde: ‘you could say that we, as a civilisation, are in decline…’
Over the last four years, former The Futureheads frontman Barry Hyde has had a mental breakdown, spent a week at a Fourth Way yoga retreat in Arizona, been through a divorce, moved into a six-bedroom vicarage with a group of...
Rationale: ‘I would probably retire if I’d written something like that…’
We’ve got a funny feeling that Rationale is going to be absolutely huge. The talented singer/songwriter has already won over...
DMA’s: ‘Was the album easy? I wouldn’t say so. We had a lot of songs to work with…’
Australian pop-rockers DMA’s have made BBC Radio 1’s A-List, sold-out numerous UK shows and caught the ear of Oasis songwriter...
Cage The Elephant: ‘I’d never really had the chance to perform as myself before…’
‘I feel like, in the past, I’d always constructed these characters to tell the stories of the songs. This was, possibly, to protect myself against any kind of negative blowback from what the song might be about – and to...
Kate Boy: ‘We really wanted this album to be about capturing the journey of our band…’
We spoke to Swedish synth-poppers Kate Boy about their debut album, touring the world, and bringing tribal drums to nightclubs: ...
Boyce Avenue: ‘we believe in democratically letting people listen to music however they want…’
We caught up with Daniel from American acoustic-rockers Boyce Avenue to chat about their new single Be Somebody, touring the...
The Enemy: ‘There was this one girl who met us at a crossing at the side of the road, and she just burst into tears…’
Coventry indie-rockers The Enemy are back with an inspired new album and a hell of a lot to say. We caught up with bassist Andy Hopkins and drummer Liam Watts to chat about their change in direction, supporting The Libertines...
Frank Turner: ‘The entire song came from nothing to being finished in about forty minutes…’
We had a chat with acoustic troubadour Frank Turner about headlining London’s Alexandra Palace, his songwriting process, and the ‘craft...
