| The World Cup goes indie |
|
13 May ~ Dublin-based record label Indiecater asked some of their favourite bands to write about one of the countries represented at South Africa 2010. There was only one stipulation – the song had to be themed on their chosen country and, if possible, be football related. According to Indiecater: "As you can imagine this definition was interpreted in about 32 different ways but the results are as colourful, imaginative and exciting as the event they will be used to showcase." And some of the offerings are pretty good. Share this article:         On the subject... 
Comments (0)
Comment
You must be logged in to comment. Please register if you do not have an account yet.
|
Subscribe to this comment's feed
| «Previous | | | Next» |
|---|
Today's most read WSC articles
Kenny Achampong Tricky midfielder who disappeared |
Tom Davies |
WSC 179 Jan 02 |
No love, no joy Tim Lovejoy’s rubbish autobiography |
Taylor Parkes |
WSC 250 Dec 07 |
There or thereabouts Keith Alexander obituary |
Rob Bradley |
WSC 278 Apr 10 |
Age of chance The lack of young English talent |
Gavin Willacy |
WSC 248 Oct 07 |
|
|
|
|
Bury No money, more worry |
Chris Bainbridge |
WSC 207 May 04 |
Oceania's eleven Solomons shock |
Matthew Hall |
WSC 210 Aug 04 |
Burnt at the stakes Betting on the Euros |
David Bendelow |
WSC 210 Aug 04 |
Unreasonable force Heavy policing in Portugal |
Adam Brown |
WSC 123 May 97 |
War of words Rupert Lowe's victory over the Times |
Neil Rose |
WSC 228 Feb 06 |
