Gigantic is searching to complete the perfect record collection by asking musicians and key figure within the industry to contribute to My Favourite Album blog and tell us a little about the music that inspires them. Talking us through thei...
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Joining us for #MyFavouriteAlbum is up and coming acoustic singer-songwriter Rory Butler. The young Scottish songsmith has worked prodigiously, seeing tremendous early success with his single ‘Black and Blue’ reach over 800,000...
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My Favourite Album is the revealing blog which takes you through the records people love and their reasons why. This week we are joined by remarkable songwriter Joe Banfi – leader of his band BANFI who are thrilling critics an...
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The ever-popular My Favourite Album blog is back, and we are extremely pleased to have a contribution from famed Spanish songwriter Gizmo Varillas! The critically acclaimed multi-instrumentalist has previously impressed with his first two...
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Gigantic is passionate about music and we continue to reach out to those who share our excitement with the My Favourite Album blog. This time round, we are honoured to have a contribution from Rick McMurray – drummer from indie icons...
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This week, My Favourite Album is brought to you from the weird and wonderful mind of Paul Sarel who is leader of Bunkerpop, the Hull based experimental electronica band that combine an anglicised take on krautrock with chiptune and lo-fi in...
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Welcome back to Gigantic’s My Favourite Album blog, and this time round we are very honoured to have a contribution from world famous singer/songwriter Jamie Lawson! Blending folk with a heart-warming indie pop feel, Jamie Lawson bui...
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Continuing our quest to discover all the essential LPs, we are joined by Indian Queens drummer Mat Bick for the latest edition of the My Favourite Album blog. Hackney Wick born Mat formed Indian Queens with lifelong friends Jennifer and Ka...
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