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Posted on Wednesday 29th July 2020

My Favourite Album - Annabel Whittle

Our never-ending quest to compile the perfect record collection continues with the My Favourite Album blog and this week we are hearing from Annabel Whittle – drummer from rising stars LIME GARDEN! Channelling 60’..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Monday 27th July 2020

AOTW // Tide Lines

Joining rousing anthems with a nostalgia for impassioned love and reckless abandon, Tide Lines are the bold fourpiece band echoing from the romantic wilderness of the Scottish Highlands, capturing the hearts and ears of listeners right across the wor..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Friday 24th July 2020

#NewMusicFriday 24.07

Hey Gigantic Gang! We are back with another special #NewMusicFriday blog and playlist carefully curated especially for you! Gigantic shares your passion for music and we love to bring you all the best releases that you need to know. Plus, you can al..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Thursday 23rd July 2020

Mercury Prize 2020

It’s the time of year again – the Mercury Music Prize have just announced their shortlist of twelve albums which they feel best represents the cutting edge of UK\Irish music. Widely regarded as the most prestigious prize a contemporary pe..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Thursday 23rd July 2020

New Shows & Rescheduled Dates

NEW SHOWS Stone Broken British rock doesn’t come any better than Stone Broken! The Walsall band will release new album ‘Revelation’ next year which they promote with a HUGE tour! Stone Broken tickets are released at 10:..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Wednesday 22nd July 2020

My Favourite Album - Roo Panes

Gigantic is searching to complete the perfect record collection by asking musicians and key figure within the industry to contribute to My Favourite Album blog and tell us a little about the music that inspires them. Talking us through thei..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Monday 20th July 2020

AOTW // The Night Café

Named after the debauched van Gough painting, Liverpool indie pop hopefuls ‘The Night Café’ combine confident swagger with heart breaking honesty to capture the blissful highs and painful lows of being young under northern skies...

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Friday 17th July 2020

#NewMusicFriday 17.07

Hi Gigantic Gang, It’s been a sad week for independent music following the announcement of the permanent closure of some crack venues, including Gorilla and The Deaf Institute at Manchester plus The Welly and The Polar Bear in Hull. Independe..

By Jimi Arundell

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