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  • A guide to 'The Sisters of St. Anthony' by Jack Hayter: Part Two
  • Rhymesayer // The 405 meets Grieves
  • "I haven’t got time to do what other people are already doing" // The 405 meets Squarepusher
  • 405TV Session: We Cut Corners
  • A guide to 'The Sisters of St. Anthony' by Jack Hayter: Part Two
  • Rhymesayer // The 405 meets Grieves
  • "I haven’t got time to do what other people are already doing" // The 405 meets Squarepusher
  • 405TV Session: We Cut Corners

  • A guide to 'The Sisters of St. Anthony' by Jack Hayter: Part Two

    by The 405, 23 May 2012

    Jack Hayter's new 'Sisters of St. Anthony' singles series continues with the temptingly titled 'Farewell Jezebel'. For this ramshackle folkabilly number, Jack reunites with his former Hefner bandmates Darren Hayman and Antony Harding. In keeping with the theme of the patron saint of lost things, this entry calls to mind those we love, loathe and lose—and the things we dare not say about them. You'll laugh, you'll cry. And so on. [read more]

  • Rhymesayer // The 405 meets Grieves

    by Jamie Otsa, 23 May 2012

    Benjamin Laub, better known by his stage name Grieves, is one of the youngest artists on burgeoning hip-hop label Rhymesayers Entertainment. A tall, slim white kid with a quick wit and a whole lot to say, he's been out on tour promoting latest album Together/Apart for the better part of a year with creative and live show partner Budo. [read more]

  • "I haven’t got time to do what other people are already doing" // The 405 meets Squarepusher

    by James Canham, 22 May 2012

    "The story is that I’ve put all the guitars and drums etc away and just used a sequencer to make the record. So there is no playing, no performance as such, just programming. The songs came from my brain" [read more]

  • 405TV Session: We Cut Corners

    by Joe Taylor, 22 May 2012

    Irish duo John Duignan and Conall O'Breachain have been making huge impact since the release of their debut album. Released November 2011, Today I Realised I Could Go Home Backwards has been gaining critical acclaim. Short-listed as one of the ten Irish albums nominated for the Choice Music Prize for Best Irish Album of 2011. [read more]

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