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This week I Like Music Urban has been subject to the whims of East London's Griminal. Widely regarded as one of the best kept secrets in grime, it's only a matter of time before the secret is blown sky high and Griminal becomes the latest UK urban act to establish himself as a household name nationwide. Read all about his rise through the grime ranks and watch the video for Supa Dupa Read More >>
UK DJ Andy C has become known as the godfather of Drum and Bass. There from the beginning, he has championed, developed and pushed forward the sound, torn apart dancefloors around the globe, won countless awards and nurtured new DnB talent with his label Ram Records. I Like Music caught up with Andy to chat about drum kits, bass sounds,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], vocals in dance music, the development of dubstep, how to play a set after The Prodigy, why he loves Drum n Bass, and so, so much more... Read More >>
This week Skrillex has put together a brutal 20 track playlist for the dance pages of I Like Music. Combining dubstep, metal, the filthiest breed of electro (and a small dose of funk-pop), we're excited to bring you these tunes courtesy of this fresh new DJ. Signed to Deadmau5's Mau5trap recordings, Skrillex is stirring things up with his bass heavy productions and now, he's taken over I Like Music. Read his choice of track, album, video, event and more, but first...press play Read More >>
We have three copies of the band's new album, Darkly Darkly Venus Aversa, to give away to three lucky winners! more>>
Flava of The Month Presents: Method Man & Redman on Sunday 7th Nov at the HMV Forum. Win a pair of tickets! more>>
Take That saw their new album Progress enter the album chart at number one this week. Featuring the re-united line-up including Robbie, the album scored the biggest opening week sales of any record for the past 13 years, selling almost 520,000 copies - more than the rest of the Top Ten combined! JLS have topped the singles chart with Love You More, their charity single for Children In Need. Find out all the new entries into the single and album charts here!
Cradle Of Filth are the biggest extreme metal band in the world, full stop. From their humble, corpse-painted beginnings back in 1991 they have grown to be loved the world-over for their thundering heavy metal and gothic storytelling. I Like Music sat down with frontman Dani Filth to chat about the new album Darkly Darkly Venus Aversa and its central character Lilith, writing concept albums,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], his love of the gothic and romantic,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and the relationship between extreme metal and major labels Read More >>
John Lydon Chats To I Like Music
Releases new single Cross My Heart on October 17th 2010. To celebrate, we have 5 Boy Better Know t-shirts to give away more>>
Tinchy Stryder Take Over: Tinchy Stryder on X Factor
Kyle Falconer, The View: I Like Music because? it's exhilarating. Because of that funny feeling that I can't put my finger on that only a few songs can do. Well many actually. Like Here There and Everywhere by The Beatles.
Will, Chase and Status: I Like Music because? I think it is the best form of escapism.
Get Ready For Griminal
Twin Shadow - Forget
Alice Gold, Japanese Voyeurs, BPM Festival, All Tomorrow's Parties & Urban Nerds takeovers In another fantastically busy week, we have five of our six sections given over to a selection top musical talents and industry movers and shakers!
Alice Gold, the guitar-wielding Janis Joplin-inspired star-in-waiting, is in charge of Pop, the grunge-loving noiseniks Japanese Voyeurs have the Rock section in their grip, BPM Festival take to our Dance pages to anticipate the vast collection of beat-makers and breakers that make up their January event, All Tomorrow's Parties get eclectic in Indie and the renowned bass-loving event organisers Urban Nerds get their hands on the section that is their namesake; Urban.
Phew! That's a whole lot of music to look forward to folks!
This week I Like Music Urban has been subject to the whims of East London's Griminal. Widely regarded as one of the best kept secrets in grime, it's only a matter of time before he becomes the latest UK urban act to establish himself as a household name nationwide
The original Take That line-up (yes, including Robbie), will head out on a monumental 14 date summer stadium tour acorss the UK in 2011, before heading to Europe for a further six shows. The Progress Live Tour 2011 will feature their biggest hits, including the chart-toppers from Robbie's solo career. Here at I Like Music we are very excited to announce that we have a pair of tickets to see Take That on the last date of the Progress Live UK Tour at Wembley Stadium, Tuesday 5th July 2011! Read More >>
Method Man & Redman
John Lydon is most famously known as Johnny Rotten, frontman of the infamous Sex Pistols. Following their break up, John Lydon emerged as frontman for Public Image Limited (PiL), who re-united in 2009 and have since promised new material. With the release of Mr.Rotten's Scrapbook - I Like Music caught up for a very long conversation with John, covering pretty much everything; his new scrapbook, X-Factor, politics, religion, PiL, the word 'punk', making music, reading Oscar Wilde and much more... Read More >>
Stepping outside the box this week are US indie pop rockers Fun. who requested a take over of our hip hop pages. Being the generous folk we are, we let 'em have a go. Read their choices and listen to their playlist with Dilated Peoples, Tupac, Felt, Talib Kweli
Tinchy Stryder has managed to get his well groomed claws upon our pop pages this week, ready to let you know about his current musical obsessions. There's big love for Kanye and Rick Ross, a slick 20 track playlist, plus his thoughts on the X Factor
Following a lengthy chat with John Lydon (covering everything from new PiL material, religion, politics and his favourite films), we have dedicated the rock pages to Mr.Rotten this week. Listen to PiL, the pistols and bands he likes in our free to stream playlist and read our epic interview

Devlin Chats To I Like Music
Cradle Of Filth Chat To I Like Music
Twin Shadow's debut album Forget is a masterpiece of new-wave influenced song-writing, Gorillaz have a new single out, delicate duo Big Deal unveil their first ever video, Lykke Li is back on the road early next year and indie film Wah Do Dem is released on DVD
Skrillex has put together a brutal 20 track playlist for the dance pages of I Like Music. Combining dubstep, metal, the filthiest breed of electro (and a small dose of funk-pop). Signed to Deadmau5's Mau5trap recordings, Skrillex is stirring things up with his bass heavy productions
Skrillex Take Over: Noisia - Split The Atom
Paul,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Pendulum: I Like Music because? it keeps you young.
Tinchy Stryder has taken over our Pop pages this week to let you know which artists he is currently turning up! Huge love goes out toward Kanye, as Tinchy features the big man as both his Track and Album of The Week. Rick Ross is his ultimate live event right now, plus, Tinchy champions his new video Take The World. Listen to his 20 track playlist with UK urban and smooth pop in abundance. Plus, read why he loves the X Factor and who he thinks should make a guest appearance...! Read More >>

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James Devlin grew up in Dagenham, lining up alongside a host of UK urban MCs and producers including Ghetts, Wretch 32, Scorcher and DJ Unique. Regular slots on Flava and Rinse FM saw Devlin's profile as a smart, current, witty MC rise. Following a listing on the BBC's annual 'Sound of' list at the start of 2010, Devlin's profile has risen substantially. With his debut album Bud, Sweat and Beers out now, we caught up for a chat about his future with music Read More >>
Andy C Chats To I Like Music
Bonobo
Little Comets Live At The Lumiere - Review

James Morrison: I Like Music because? it makes me feel good and it's a powerful thing to remind you of how you feel or what you want, and it reminds you of good times or people that you know.
DJ Andres Cervero: I Like Music because? it's my life. It is what I do. Without music I would not only be very sad but very skint. It's what pays the rent! So, yup,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I like music because it's my life!
The styles and sounds of the '80s have been comprehensively mined all across the indie board in recent times, but few have been able to make use of what they?ve found with such elegance and finesse, and with such a complete lack of affectation, as does Twin Shadow on his debut album Forget. Full of bruised vocals and with an attention to detail that makes for remarkable subtlety, it's a brilliant and unique set of songs Read More >>
New York three piece Fun. asked the ILM team if they could step outside their music making box and put together a Hip Hop take-over for the site this week... This has resulted in a fine 20 track playlist full of hip slamming beats, a selection of recommendations from the band and an altogether fun (sorry) and refreshing experience for all involved. Enjoy. Read their Hip Hop album of the week here Read More >>
Heather Nova: I Like Music because... it makes me feel alive.
Despite a topsy-turvy couple of years, with label troubles and frustrations aplenty, Little Comets always turn in a frenetically energetic live show, their enthusiasm absurdly and contagiously high. Such is the enthusiasm in the room tonight - from on-stage and off - that the gig feels like a triumphant homecoming when it is in fact just another stop on the tour. When their time finally comes Little Comets are going to be huge Read More >>
Cradle Of Filth
Fun. Take Over: Sage Francis - Li(f)e
Win Tickets To See Take That on The Progress Live Tour 2011!
Win a pair of tickets to see Bonobo with his band at The Troxy, London on 11th December 2010 more>>
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