The second night of True Faith live music reviewed in full…
Northern Noise: Reviews
REVIEW: True Faith – Air Cav, Silverclub, LoneLady at Manchester International Festival
July 18th, 2011 
SimonButcher 
Posted in Featured, Reviews 
Tags: Air Cav, All In All, Annie Lennox, Barry Adamson, Bernard Sumner, Dave Haslam, Delphic, Egyptian Hip Hop, Everything Everything, G-Kut, LoneLady, Manchester International Festival, MIF, MIF 2011, Nerve Up, Paul Morley, Pavilion Theatre, Plank!, Silverclub, Simon Butcher, True Faith, XXXY 
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ON REPEAT: Taking Back Sunday – Taking Back Sunday
July 13th, 2011 SimonBland New York’s Taking Back Sunday arrive in the North next month to play Leeds Festival. Here’s what we think of their new album…
Posted in Album Of The Week, Featured, Reviews Tags: Adam Lazzara, Album review, Best Places To Be A Mom, Call Me In The Morning, Eddie Reyes, El Paso, Eric Valentine, Faith (When I Let You Down), John Nolan, Journalist, Leeds Festival, Louder Now, Mark O'Connell, Money (Let It Go), New Again, New Album, Northern Noise, Original line up, review, Self Titled, Shaun Cooper, Simon Bland, Taking Back Sunday, Tell All Your Friends, Where You Want To Be, You Got Me No Comments »
On Repeat: Bon Iver – Bon Iver
June 29th, 2011 SimonButcher Bon Iver return from the romantic fog that was For Emma, Forever Ago with a eponymous record drenched in hype. Aoife O’Connor finds out if it was worth the wait…
Posted in Album Of The Week, Featured, Reviews Tags: Album, Album review, Aoife O'Connor, Beth/Rest, Bon Iver, Colin Stetson, Collections of Colonies of Bees, eponymous, For Emma Forever Ago, Greg Leisz, Justin Vernon, Matt McCaughan, Mike Noyce, Northern Noise, review, Sean Carey, Volcano Choir, Wash No Comments »
On Repeat: Copy Haho – Copy Haho
June 27th, 2011 SimonButcher Scotland’s Copy Haho unleash their debut LP…
Posted in Featured, Reviews Tags: Accent Changed, bassist, Bred for Skills and Magic, Copy Haho, debut album, Dying Breed, Earthquake, EP, Factory Floor, four-piece, indie, Joe Hearty, June 20, New Album, Northern Noise, release, review, Richard Scott, Scotland, Scottish, Self-titled debut, Slow Learner, Wrong Direction No Comments »
Preview: Leopard Of Honour – Manchester’s Chillwave Pioneer
June 24th, 2011 SimonButcher Could David Roocroft be Manchester’s Ernest Greene…
