ARE YOU A TALENTED MUSICIAN, ARTIST OR BAND MEMBER?

ARE YOU LONDON BASED OR FROM LONDON?

DO YOU WANT TO FEATURE IN THE NEXT ISSUE OF LF MAGAZINE?

If the above applies then Liberation Frequency want to hear from YOU!

We want to support the cream of London's unsigned and independent talent, we want to give you or your band the exposure you deserve! The London independent music scene is the finest in the country and we intend to prove it, WITH YOUR HELP!

Email us here with a summary of who you are and what you are all about, include a link through to your myspace (or website) OR send us one track from yourself or your band.

All genres are considered, there is no age limit, we just ask that you are from or are based in London and don't currently have an album deal with a major record label (singles and EP deals and deals in other countries, or expired deals don't count). If you want to recommend a friend's band then that is fine also. The Deadline is July 24th.

Also we are looking for talented sales people to work on the next issue of LF Magazine, if you are interested then contact us here

FEATURE:
(Indie/Pop/Alt)
Ben Edgell caught
up with John Sampson, frontman of epic sounding indie five-piece Swimming, covering topics from the band's brilliant new album The Fireflow Trade, collaborations with Dallas Simpson,
to the band's experimental sound and influences.
(click for article)

REVIEW:
LF reviews the latest "3 offerings" from the world's richest, and most well-known, independent artist, Prince!
(click for more)

ALBUM REVIEW: (Indie/Electro)
Liverpool, city of culture and birth place of catchy melody driven quartet Wave Machines whose debut album 'Wave if you're Nearly There' is pretty special (click for more)

INTERVIEW: (Indie)
Glasgow's finest soulful indie rocktet and soon to be U2 tour mates Glasvegas chatted to DC about their upbringings, success, lyrics, band rows and pranks on tour and much more (click for more)

INTERVIEW: (Dance)
Dance music DJ, producer, remixer, label boss, Lee Mortimer, took time out for a quick Q&A with our very own Tristan Hanks...(click for more)

GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW:
The Lost Girls by Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie divides fans and critics alike. Gavin O'Reilly examined the controversial comic series to decide is this art? Or just shameless pornography? (click for more)

FEATURE: (Rock/Blues)
Dublin's finest rockabilly and blues songstress Imelda May kicked off issue one of LF Magazine with this exclusive interview with Imran (click for more)

LIVE REVIEW: (Prog/Psychedelia)
Music and comedy genius Matt Berry came to the Scala, for a rare performance, and to show-case material from brilliant new album 'Wicthazel' (click for more)

FEATURE: (Soul/R&B)
Welcome to the second of Liberation Frequency's 'Get to Know' Producer series!  This edition would like to showcase the musical talents of LF favourite, the one and only, Jack Splash! (click for more)

INTERVIEW: (Indie/Soul)
Kev Heath chatted to soulful indie singer songwriter Liam Fros about the past the future, writing in New York and dangerous excursions through Greenland!
(click for more)

AUDIO INTERVIEW:
(Rock)
DC got the honour of talking to EODM front man Jesse Hughes about touring, fatherhood, the ladies, Tiny Tim, Dave Grohl and much much more

(click to read more and listen to the audio)
Interview part 1 Interview part 2

LIVE REVIEW:
(Indie/Folk)
Sydney based folk and acoustic artist Josh Pyke came to Bush Hall for a rare live appearence as part of his current tour(click for more)

LIVE REVIEW:
(Indie)
LA's Silversun Pickups came to Camden's famous Proud Galleries and LF were there not missing a single riff or beat! (click for more)

LIVE REVIEW:
(Indie)
Catch them if you can. North-London art-poppers Official Secrets Act have barely set foot in Blighty since the March release of debut longplayer, Understanding Electricity – a vibrant clutch of new wave with a wistful British core.(click for more)

LIVE REVIEW:
(Pop/Indie/Experimental)
Chicago's hauntingly powerful pop experimentalists Casiotone For the Painfully Alone recently plyed their whistfully down-beat pop at the Luminaire. (click for more)

INTERVIEW:
Our own Siobhan Rooney, chats to psychedelic Scots - The Aliens, about leaving EMI, mental health issues and prog-rock comparisons.
(click for more)

LIVE REVIEW: (Electro)
Bar Music Hall played host to the Noise of Art pre-party, with guest DJs Blatta & Inesha, along with band support from I Saw Them They Came From The Stars. (click for more)

INTERVIEW: (Comedy)
DJC chatted to none other than Flight of the Conchord's band manager, Murray - aka the hilarious Rhys Darby, about his stand up, starring alongside Jim Carey, cracking up on set and much much more
(click for more)

INTERVIEW:
(Alt/Electronic)
Altenative Warp instrumentalists Pivot chatted to Siobhan about their album O' Soundtrack My Heart and the future of electronic music. (click for more)

LIVE REVIEW:
(Indie)
Young, confident, talented, but did North Londoners Bombay Motorcycle Club deliver the goods live at the Borderline?
(click for more)

LIVE REVIEW: (Alt Indie)

The Bookhouse Boys, who include a girl among their number, were tonights main event at Bush hall and judging from the audience, they've already made their mark on the bright young things that people London's music scene. (click to read the full live review)

ALBUM REVIEW: (Pop / Rock / Acoustic)
Here Comes The Vikings is the fourth full-length release by Scottish singer-songwriter Astrid Williamson, Where recent albums have seen her wading in the folk/torch-song pool, this release marks somewhat of a return to her rock roots. (click for more)