Somethingyousaid.com caught Brighton lads Traams playing a neat afternoon set at Le Guess Who? festival in The Netherlands. We were suitably impressed by their heavily distorted, playful show. With the recent release of… Read More
Burger joints are more popular than ever these days and are cropping up all over the place to allow hungry carnivores to fill their cake holes with premium beef products. MeatLiquor, which already… Read More
Ages ago, somethingyousaid.com introduced you to model Tess Dimos. We caught up with her for a conversation about her career, her TV-watching habits and about seeing herself on the London Underground: Hey Tess!… Read More
Somethingyousaid’s Carol Bowditch strengthens the Brighton and Bologna music scene bond with His Clancyness. There are few things that lure me out on a Sunday, especially as my first European autumn feels more… Read More
Keaton Henson’s latest video, captured by director Will Williamson and photographer Sophie Harris-Taylor, is part Paranormal Activity and part (fittingly, but no, they are not related) Bill Henson artwork. The clip sees beautiful youths… Read More
I’m walking between the curryhouse and the venue with Annie Hardy. Streetlight reflections sparkle in puddles and misty rain permeates the fresh Brighton air. On the closing leg of Giant Drag’s farewell tour, the American… Read More
While I have a certain level of affection for toilet venues with sticky carpets, a weird, indescribable smell and graffiti-covered walls, it’s always an absolute joy to chance upon a small venue which… Read More
We first chanced upon amazing California duo Giant Drag when they supported The Cribs across the United Kingdom in 2006. Their outstanding and acclaimed debut, Hearts & Unicorns, was released around the same… Read More
We love a bit of Caitlin Rose, here at somethingyousaid.com, so we’re pretty pumped for some sweet new sounds from her. The rollicking done-you-wrong single Waitin’ is released on 16th September and lands… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com put on our first ever gig recently: Jarrod Dickenson and David Ford’s joint headline show at The Hope, in Brighton. Because they/we are awesome, the event completely sold out! It was a… Read More
Neil Martin listens to the sophomore longplayer from an acclaimed American singer-songwriter: Daughn Gibson’s 2012 debut, All Hell, was a swampy gothic backwoods country album comprised in the main of samples of old… Read More
Immediately after a 30-something hour journey from Sydney to England I was really looking forward to Brighton Fashion Week’s day two show. The show was aptly named Sustain. I drank my bodyweight in… Read More