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The Moonshine Sessions are a collaboration between Gigantic Tickets and Alchemistic Records borne out of a shared commitment to live music. They aim to provide a platform for cutting edge global talent as well as showcase the best of the vibrant music scene in our home city. This week, Kagoule perform their song Egg Hunt...
Kagoule released a new album, so we asked what’s up…
On a night when it seemed every band in Nottingham was hitting the town to play, we headed to The Bodega to see the return of the mighty Kagoule with touring buddies Catholic Action and mates Do Nothing...
We have got a pair of tickets to giveaway to one lucky reader...
While a lot of Nottingham's musical attention was focused on the Splendour Festival at Wollaton Hall, local faves Kagoule were down in rural Oxfordshire, performing at the Truck Festival.
"The extra bit of polish is unsurprising, since they've been jamming together since they were around fourteen"
To celebrate their debut album, Nusic spent a day speaking to Kagoule at the Earache offices
"Grunge to me is what happened in that scene around Nirvana; it was an era and it has happened. We are not trying to revive grunge"
The three-piece go down the drain in their bizarre new video
"Their return might be triumphant, but it’s anything but triumphalist"
We asked the post-grunge trio a few questions, and they replied in photographic form
A night of grunge and punk from two of Britain's most exiting new bands
"I've never witnessed moshing in a tea shop before"
The three piece grunge outfit play The Chameleon with support from White Finger and Bilge Pump
Formed at school - and still at High Pavement - the grunge-cum-post-punk stylings of Kagoule have got more than a few onlookers into a froth, with XFM already pricking up their ears and a support slot on the main stage at Rock City under their wing. Adjusting their toggles and unzipping their lips are vocalist Cai Burns and bassist Lucy Hatter.
Photos from LeftLion's Record Store Day gig at Nottingham Contemporary
"I guess people just expect you to be rubbish if you've not had much experience, so nobody ever replied to emails or offered us anything"
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