The Monograph is excited to announce that Monograph.TV the online video platform for Leicester music television is now live! Working in partnership with Enter the Treehouse, Monograph.TV delivers rich media direct to you our readers! Full of interviews, documentaries, exclusive sessions and music videos all from Leicester and with an iPlayer style interface, Monograph.TV broadcasts unparalleled coverage of Leicester’s heaving music scene. Already online are interviews with Young Knives, Newton Faulkner and Blood Red Shoes. Alongside this Monograph.TV showcases local starlets in the shape of Charlie and the Martyrs, Joel Owen and the Antoine Band and SuperEvolver. Also available is a ...
We can’t believe it’s already 2012 and time for a new issue, Issue#03! In the spirit of expansion, we have decided to add four more pages of Leicester music goodness for your reading pleasure. Our first issue of 2012 is more exciting and packed than ever, all possible by the support from our brilliant advertisers. This issue sees interviews with Uncle Frank, Bombay Bicycle Club, Professor Green, Free Control, Some May Run, and some treats such as rare photos of Radiohead in Leicester, Biker Pubs and a chance to win tickets to see Dog is Dead! We also have the extremely exciting ...
Allison WeissAllison Weiss’ music takes you through the journey of falling in and out of love. Her lyrics are down-to-earth, but not in an obvious or cheesy way. She finds an uplifting way to express the common link through all people – love and loss, which makes revisiting one’s own memories a pleasant experience…
Greg HoldenGreg Holden packed the house at Rockwood Music Hall II in New York City for his May 31st record release of “I Don’t Believe You,” which I have to say is really good. It is the kind of album I would be happy listening to on a scenic road trip or while sipping coffee at home…
Training GroundsI don’t know if you remember – perhaps you’re new to Leicester, or perhaps you just never knew it existed, but there used to be a venue in Leicester called The Attik. I would argue that time will show it’s loss to the city to be more important than the more recent loss of The Charlotte…
Jamie BendellJamie Bendell writes very catchy songs, and I have found myself singing them over and again to myself. While Jamie’s main instrument seems to be her voice and the guitar, she started playing piano at five and writing music at the age of nine…
IntroductionsIt’s always nice to be asked to do give your opinion on something, especially when it’s something you have strong views on. The Monograph have asked me to write a regular column for them and the prospect of forcing my thoughts and opinions down your throats appeals to me on so many levels…
Little EmbersIt’s a good thing that Theresa Hoffman & Anthony Rizzo met at college in Western Music Class, fell in love, got married and made some music…
Matt SucichWhile native New York City singer/songwriter, Matt Sucich, has been playing music for a long time, he just came out with his first full-length album, Jubilation & Jealousy, this past March…
Bess RogersBess Rogers’ music ranges from pretty ballads to pop songs. With her great backing band, a strong voice and combination of quirky and serious lyrics, she captivated the audience at The Bell House in Brooklyn last Tuesday night…
The Third Wheel BandHi England and Monograph readers! I’m Annie, a singer/songwriter from NYC currently recording my first full-length album which I am really excited about. I am also stoked about my new column, Hidden in New York, and of course being part of The Monograph team…
