BUZZIN'
Buzzin' is Designer Magazine's New Band column featuring a new band every single day of the year.
Launched on New Years Day 2011, the column aims to take the website back to the ethos we first started with in 1999 and just cover great new bands regardless of where there came from.
"Over the past couple of years we've spent a lot of time building up the Designer Magazine name on the gig circuit with some classic showcases; new nights such as Fish, Chips and Rock & Roll; and our regular festivals such as Hungry Pigeon and In The City Fringe Festival. We've put on our favourite Manchester bands, but I think it's important that the younger generation that maybe only know us as gig promoters actually realise it was the music website that started it off for us nearly 11 years ago. It also gives us a chance to talk about some of the amazing bands from all over the country and internationally that we can't always bring to Manchester" Alex McCann, Designer Magazine
Primarily aimed to showcase releasing music indepently and on small independent labels Buzzin' really does give a chance for new bands to break through the major label machine and receive new coverage from the heart of Manchester. If you wish to be featured email an audio link and some information to designermagazine@hotmail.com
BUZZIN' 1: Our new daily column bring you the best new bands every single day of the year - 1st ever Buzzin' band are The Cads
http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN1TheCads.htm
BUZZIN' 6: Rae Morris - Blackpool's singer songwriter who will be platnimum by the time she's 20 - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN6RaeMorris.htm
BUZZIN' 7: Alec Splatt - if Xenomania had made the 1st Girls Aloud album on a Gameboy and Cheryl Cole was a bloke - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN7AlecSplatt.htm
BUZZIN' 8: Clockwork Era - claustrophobia and cathartic exorcism's and dark garage rock - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN8ClockworkEra.htm
BUZZIN' 9: Lou Hickey - 60s Girl Group Pop that gives you the horn - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN9LouHickey.htm
BUZZIN' 10: Jake Morley - singer songwriter with Many Fish To Fry - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN10JakeMorley.htm
BUZZIN' 11: The Beaus - bringing back the Clash / Specials sound to Northern England - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN11TheBeaus.htm
BUZZIN' 12: Jack Trainer - Manchester's next natural progression from the pop sound of Hurts and our own answer to Bright Light Bright Light - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN12JackTrainer.htm
BUZZIN' 13: Of The True Class - Spikey indie punk from Manchester - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN13OfTheTrueClass.htm
BUZZIN' 14: Flight Brigade - A family affair for the 8 piece folk collective from Hampshire - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN14FlightBrigade.htm
BUZZIN' 15: Artmagic - Suede guitarist Richard Oakes joins up with Britney Spears / Sugababes band member for new project - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN15Artmagic.htm
BUZZIN' 16: Ulrik Munther - Think Taylor Hanson covering Jason Mraz for the Bieber generation - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN16UlrikMunther.htm
BUZZIN' 17: Architect & Heiress - Political pop about Wikileaks and The Angry Brigade that you can dance to - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN17ArchitectAndHeiress.htm
BUZZIN' 18: Holy Coves - Something for Anglesey to shout about instead of Prince William and endless Summer Holidays - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN18HolyCoves.htm
BUZZIN' 19: Scumbag Philosopher - the artists formerly known as F*ck Dress- http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN19ScumbagPhilosopher.htm
BUZZIN' 20: Freak Owls - John Lennon Songwriting Competition finalists on a Bon Iver / Deathcab for Cutie tip - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN20FreakOwls.htm
BUZZIN' 21:
Vinyl Jacket - If Little Comets met Everything Everything - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN21VinylJacket.htm
BUZZIN' 22: Rev78 - The Boys in The Blitz - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN22Rev78.htm
BUZZIN' 23: Big Sleep - formerly Manchester's Drive Like I Do as seen on tour with One Night Only / Little Comets - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN23BigSleep.htm
BUZZIN' 24: Supajamma - ragga / soul / rock from former Audioweb singer Martin Sugar Merchant - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN24Supajamma.htm
BUZZIN' 25: The Electric Flowers - Retrotastic 80s pop from the UK - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN25TheElectricFlowers.htm
BUZZIN' 26: The Collectable Few - Joining the renaissance of 80’s tinged electro power-pop that’s as much at home with the electro kids as it is the guitar fans
http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN26CollectableFew.htm
BUZZIN' 27: Strangers - Who are these secretive next big pop sensations? - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN27Strangers.htm
BUZZIN' 28: The Rivalry - Stoke's rising stars - http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN28TheRivalry.htm
BUZZN' 29: Tiger Love - Under Control with Pussy Cocaine
http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN29TigerLove.htm
BUZZIN' 30: Athlete In Paris - The Sound Of Indie Summer 2011
Http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN30AthleteInParis.htm
BUZZIN 31': Oh My - these girls are taking over our schools
Http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN31OhMy.htm
BUZZIN' 32: Make Out - Junior Senior return (well Junior anyway)
http://www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN32MakeOut.htm
BUZZIN' 33: Paradise Point - UK's Next Big Pop Band 80s Duran / Spandau style
www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN33ParadisePoint.htm
BUZZIN' 34: Doctrines - a punk force to be reckoned with
www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN34Doctrines.htm
BUZZIN' 35: ReConnected - Manchester's next big boyband
www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN35ReConnected.htm
BUZZIN 36: Ford & Lopatin - Not quite Lennon & McCartney, but better than the 2 blokes in MGMT
www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN36FordAndLopatin.htm
BUZZIN 37: Snn Glitters - Dubstep meets shoegaze from Luxemburg
www.designermagazine.org/BUZZIN37SunGlitters.htm
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