One of the bands that have really shook up MIMR at the moment are the excellent Blanketman, who are steadily becoming a band to stand up and take notice of. We spoke to the band ahead of some upcoming gigs, they’re will be a big announcement at the end too. MIMR: We welcome Blanketman to … More MIMR Band Chat: Blanketman

MIMR Band Chat returns with the funky, electro-pop duo 243 Ida under the spotlight. We spoke to Lennie about the latest with the band and their favourite records they can’t live without. MIMR: Glad to have 243 Ida on the blog. hey, what’s the latest goings on with the band? Lennie: Hey Griff, thanks so … More MIMR Band Chat: 243 Ida

Here are some more music acts to follow at the festival tomorrow. Narcissus, Indigo 10.35pm The Early Mornings, Fuel 8.55pm Matt Fryers, Deco Records 3.40pm Transmission: The Sound Of Joy Division, Indigo 9.20pm ACR Soundsystem, Indigo, 11.05pm Blind MIC Presents Love and Retribution, Soloman’s 10.55pm

With M20 Festival just around the corner we thought we’d give you some of the must see musical acts gracing the various stages in Withington this saturday (6th October) to help us celebrate the 40th anniversary of Factory Records. Idle Hours, Indigo 8.35pm Finola, Soloman’s 8pm Broomhead, The Vic 8pm Grims Barman, Soloman’s 10.15pm Leo … More MIMR @M20 Festival: Ones to Watch Pt.1

We’re within touching distance of the M20 Festival activities commencing tomorrow and we let Broomhead drop by to give us the lowdown ahead of their set at the festival. We talk about their music and their year so far MIMR: How would you describe your sound and what method does the band undertake in writing … More MIMR @M20 Festival: Interview with Broomhead

In another special interview ahead of M20 Festival we caught up with Karl Walsh, formerly of To Hell With Burgundy who were exposed by the Factory Records machine and in particular the keen ear of Mr Tony Wilson aka Mr Manchester. We caught up with Karl to share his experiences with Factory and some of … More MIMR @M20 Festival: Interview with Karl Walsh