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The Strokes – Angels(Rough Trade)
Before the world was given a chance to draw a sharp breath, The Strokes’ Nick Valensi declared, “I feel like no matter what [this record] is [like], or how hard we worked on it, or how much we like...
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Noah and the Whale present: Last Night on Earth Cinema
Noah And The Whale will present a short film about the making of their acclaimed top 1o album, Last Night On Earth, on May 17th. In a brilliantly inventive concept, the band will host the film...
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The Strokes Release Music Video for ‘Taken for a Fool’
The Strokes’ new video ‘Taken for a Fool’ is now available online. The video features the band playing the song in what appears to be some alternate dimension, with multiple copies of each band member...
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RW/FF With Ben P Scott #4
The column where Ben P Scott recommends great new music, gives his opinions on current topics and then rewinds to relive the sounds of his past. This week: new releases galore. Eels, MBV, Suede, Pulp,...
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RW/FF With Ben P Scott #10
This week: talentless arse Robbie Williams thinks it’s a good idea to cluelessly insult a whole host of indie legends, so let’s insult him. I despair at some of the rubbish I see on Twitter, and talk...
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Two Sides of the Same Coin: The Strokes – Comedown Machine (Rough Trade)
Sometimes we get two reviews on one release, indeed it’s so hard to split them and the album divides opinion that we decide to publish both! What do you think of the new Strokes album? Here are two...
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MIXTAPE: The RW/FF Compilation Volume 4 – listen
RW/FF is a weekly column written by Ben P Scott for music and culture site God Is In The TV. The RW/FF Compilation is a companion to the column, which showcases the music that has featured over the...
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GIITTV’s Albums of the Year: 100-50
So despite the fact that you are probably heartily tired of lists by now, we begin our run down of our combined albums poll of our writers for 2013. Democracy always throws up compromise and the...
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Phoenix – Ti Amo (GlassNote)
Phoenix appear to have missed their moment to become the huge band they deserve to be. After 2009’s breakout album, Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix, they took four years to release Bankrupt. It was an album...
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Albums of the GIITTV Years
Back in 2003 GIITTV was born, intended as a music and culture webzine aimed at celebrating music. Originally a basic yahoo Geocities site featuring the music writing of Bill Cummings, Mike Mantin, and...
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The Strokes – Roundhouse, London, 19/02/2020
Let’s start with how much I despise the human race. No, let’s start with how The Strokes were once the biggest and best band in the world but how that could never last. Or maybe how the invention of...
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The Strokes – The New Abnormal (Cult Records/Columbia)
Aahhh, The Strokes. You couldn’t miss them back in 2001, with their tight drain pipe jeans, the vintage leather jackets, MC5 t-shirts, black panda eyes, and unwashed hair look that was probably...
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PODCAST: GIITTV! Show Me Magic! Albums of the year so far special..Part Two
In the second part of a special edition of Show Me Magic a new music podcast. Bill Cummings and Jim Auton pick out their second five albums of the year so far, in no order and play a track from each...
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GIITTV: Albums of The Year for 2020, 50-26
By any reasonable measurement, 2020 has been a pretty grim year. The coronavirus pandemic, lockdowns, Brexit, British governmental incompetence, the killing of George Floyd, heightened injustices and...
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Jim Auton’s Tracks of the Year 2020
It’s been a bit of a different year hasn’t it?!? For all of its cataclysmic shiteness, one good thing came out of it as myself and the gaffer began our podcast, Show Me Magic!, which has resulted in me...
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