Interviews

Posted on Wednesday 25th November 2020

Gigantic is back with another edition of our ever-popular My Favourite Album blog, and this week we are joined by evocative electronica songwriter HEBE. Amsterdam based artist HEBE has been impressing listeners right across Europe..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Wednesday 18th November 2020

My Favourite Album returns with a stirring contribution from singer / songwriter Sylvia Schmidt; one half of folk pairing Kitchman/Schmidt. Born out of the fertile London jazz scene, vocalist Sylvia Schmidt and guitarist James Kitc..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Wednesday 4th November 2020

Joining Gigantic for another edition of My Favourite Album is internationally renowned producer and multi-instrumentalist Bei Ru! Los Angeles based Bei Ru playfully blurs genres and combines live instrumentation to infuse electroni..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Wednesday 28th October 2020

Gigantic is back with another edition of My Favourite Album and we are joined by rising star; Harry Jay-Steele! Combining playful guitar with poetic lyricism, the music of East London based songwriter Harry Jay-Steele embraces the..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Wednesday 21st October 2020

We continue in our quest to discover the very best records and this week we are joined for My Favourite Album by hard rocker Brocarde. Fans have flocked to her dark sound and gothic Lolita style, which meant the release of debut EP ‘..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Wednesday 14th October 2020

Gigantic continues to reach out to innovators with a passion for music to discover the most interesting sounds, and this week on My Favourite Album we are joined by experimental electronica duo AKKAN. Based in the vibrant cultural..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Wednesday 7th October 2020

Gigantic is passionate about music and we continue to search out those who share our love and ask them to tell us all about the LPs that changed their lives and had a profound impact. This time, we are joined by singer\songwriter Beth Hirsc..

By Jimi Arundell

Posted on Wednesday 30th September 2020

Sean Dickson was at the forefront of the baggy movement with legendry indie pioneers The Soup Dragons from the mid-80’s and into the following decade. Now, he’s gone solo and started producing electronica tracks and big beats wi..

By Jimi Arundell