- RT @iamlonewolf: Myself and Jon Foulger (@duelsmusic) are conducting a lecture on Songwriting and Production today at Leeds Met chatting ... 18/October/11
- Band night out http://t.co/QWy5WzOR 23/September/11
- RT @mikedoyley: @duelsmusic What's this all about then guys, you've got me all excited now ! 24/July/11
- RT @nickrowan27: There's something occurring, but I know not what it is. RT @duelsmusic "Immersion imminent" 16/July/11
- RT @fuzzyfoster: @duelsmusic Yay for instant hot water! 16/July/11
- Bart Pettman Leeds-based photographer responsible for some fantastic Duels photos
- Honour Before Glory Whiskas’ new band who have just released their debut album
- James Kenosha Our very own James’ website about his music production projects
- Lazy Dane A freelance illustrator based in Leeds, producing work that brings together a love of Maths and minimal design
- Lone Wolf Paul Marshall likes to write about things like murder and death. He is often joined by Duels people on stage.
Tag Archives / inspiration
Oh you Pretty Things

Greetings dear reader, what’s new? Well, The Pretty Things are performing at Leeds’ Brudenell Social Club on 23rd September. They are, of course, those of seminal 1968 concept album “S.F. Sorrow” fame. Recorded at Abbey Road a number of months after Sgt. Pepper’s.. and released in a week that saw The Stones, Beatles and Kinks [...]
Reading between the lines

Hello Reader, Drowned In Sound have now added the two-part iLiKELiTERATURE features. Part 1 features the mix-tape put together by Dave iLT which features our very own “The Wild Hunt”. There’s some fantastic tracks on the compilation, with commentary from the artists responsible. Part 2 features an interview with the songwriters who contributed to the [...]
JG RIP

As we Twittered/Tweeted(?) yesterday, the passing of JG Ballard resonated both in the music world as well as the literary world. There is a decent article here talking about Ballard’s influence on music, by looking into some of the fantastic music it inspired. The Manic Street Preachers were also into him too, it appears.
