Nile Long (Former The Brixton Academy) Debuts New Single “See Your Eyes”

Nile Long, the new project featuring members of The Brixton Academy, now has a video for their first single “See Your Eyes,” which you can watch above. The track manages to both be very Brixton-Academy like – generally dancey, full of synths, singing that sound like Kermit The Frog wanted to start a new-wave band…

Live Review: The Brixton Academy, Canopies And Drapes, The Telephones, Orland And Hotel Mexico At Shibuya Womb January 28 2012

Booze has always been prevalent when I’ve seen The Brixton Academy live, the band popping open bottles of Champagne to share with the crowd or downing shots post-set. Yet their January 28 show at Shibuya’s Womb – which, for the uninformed, is the place those deaf kids make out in the film Babel – was…

Make Believe Melodies’ Top 50 Japanese Songs Of 2011: 20-11

20. The Brixton Academy “Two Shadows United” The Brixton Academy have always played the role of overly earnest nightclub crawlers, guys who love evenings out on the town but also aren’t good at bottling up all those icky emotions, prone to letting them shoot out like just-uncorked champagne. Whereas Kido Yoji distracts from his ennui…

Live Review: The Brixton Academy, Canopies And Drapes And Faron Square At Nagoya Tight Rope, Saturday, November 12

After a few months of forcing one of my friends to travel all the way out to Osaka to do various activities…which, all tended to end in playing Angry Birds…I decided to save him (some) train fare and visit Nagoya for one Saturday night. Having avoided Aichi’s biggest city for a while now, my night…

Self-Promotion Plus: My Review Of The New Brixton Academy For Tokyo Indie

I reviewed The Brixton Academy’s Bright As Diamonds over at Tokyo Indie, and you can read that here. The gist…good album, but not as good as Vivid (which is a very tall order!). Some incredible songs though, like “Two Shadows United” and “One Time, One Night.” You should also check out The Japan Times’ article…