Finally, with pleasure we can introduce the opening of the summer Indie-Go! Beside a magnificent view of New Belgrade, you will enjoy great fun and the tunes chosen by a DJ team in charge, traditionally including most variable independent production music. If this doesn't help you either, you can ask us visiting the forum.
Beside DJ team who are Paun and Limago, you may expect to hear a bunch of old hits and indie hymns, as well as a number of our favourites which we recommend you for the forthcoming summer. We remind you that you can still listen to and enjoy Indie-Go! DJs' music choice on Saturdays in Radionica 4 Rige od Fere Street , and we'd also like to take this opportunity to introduce shyly the summer Indie-Go!
Ritz, Manchester. We decided to go to Hot Hot Heat on the very day of the concert and, obviously, we weren't the only ones to do so. A few hours before the concert there were still some tickets unsold although the concert hall was completely full when the concert started. It was a little unusual, as for all magnificent reviews their new album got in the local referential press. In defense of the band's popularity we can point out that Ritz in Manchester was undoubtedly great challenge for one still not so famous Canadian Vancouver band.
Two support bands entertained the audience before the stars of the evening β Fever from New York and The Departure from England. Fever β not bad, maybe they could work on their image a little bit more, but their music is entirely acceptable guitar sound. The Departure from Northtempton truely gave a whole indie-vidual : concert having played almost all their repertoire in odd minutes. Their brand new single 'Lump In My Throat' could also have been included in the playlist, as well as B sides of the reissues of their first single 'All Mapped Out'.
Their debut album's going to be released in June β we can warmly recommend it to all who like neo-new wave sound. Hot Hot Heat started with good rhythm and in excellent mood both of which were lost a bit about the middle of the concert, but the very finish was rapturous.
