Courteeners in Wythenshawe Park with some mates.
Read MoreCourteeners in Wythenshawe Park with some mates.
Read MoreSam Fender beats Pulp, Wolf Alice, CMAT and Fontaines D.C. to the Mercury Prize.
Read MoreDMA's return to the UK to celebrate 10 years of 'Hills End'
Read MoreOcean Colour Scene announce a tour to mark 30 years of 'Moseley Shoals'
Read MoreThe Maccabees return to London, for the biggest gig of their career.
Read MoreThe Maccabees return to Worthy Farm with some help.
Read MoreWolf Alice stake their Glastonbury Claim, and retian their crown as best band in Britain
Read MoreAnd the Queen, she’s gone round the bend/ Jumped off Land’s End
Read MoreFrom Beatlemania, to Blur Bursting Britpops Bubble The Sex Pistols wanting Anarchy to Joy Division urging us to dance to the radio
Read MoreFrom Punk Anthems to Dance Classics to Britpop. The Capital has always produced some brilliant tunes
Read MoreFrom the Streets of Kenny, to the Banks of the Mersey and even a little trip to Strawberry Fields. Liverpool has always been musics home in the U.K.
Read MoreHow one of Britain's best bands, only recorded one album
Read MoreA review on the latest album by Wunderhorse
Read MoreA review on the latest album by Courteeners
Read MoreA review on the latest album by Sam Fender
Read MoreA review on the 1999 masterpiece by Shack
Read MoreA review on the debut album by The Strokes
Read MoreMy review on Young Fathers, masterpiece Heavy Heavy
Read MorePoliticians hide themselves away They only started the war Why should they go out to fight? They leave that all to the poor, yeah
Read MoreYou can do all the things that you like to do All around, underground, pick a part that's new You can do all the things that you like to do All around, upside down, pick a part that's new
Read MoreAnd when it rains in Arizona And the desert flowers bloom There's a wind that blows to Boston And it sings the saddest tune
Read MoreHow does it feel, how does it feel? To be without a home Like a complete unknown, like a rolling stone
Read MorePlease don't send me off to war That's not what my body's for
Read MoreBut I'll bloom, baby, bloom Watch me, yeah, you'll see just what I'm worth
Read MoreFate up against your will / Through the thick and thin / He will wait until / You give yourself to him
Read MoreAn ending fitting for the start You twist and tore our love apart
Read MoreAnd you told me you wanted to eat up my sadness Well, jump right on shorty, you can gorge away
Read MoreI've been walking in the rain just to get wet on purpose
Read MoreWindmill, windmill for the land Turn forever, hand in hand
Read MoreSo you have made it this far down. First of all well done!
This part of the website is reserved for a few thank you messages. Although I write all of the content myself there is a number of people who have helped along the way. A few who deserve some special thank yous!
So here goes
I'd like to thank:
Dan: My unbelievable graphic designer. Without him the Instagram side of Beyond the Grooves would look nowhere near as professional
Archie Liv and Katie: Three of my university friends, who have been supportive of both me and the page since the very beginning. Who have given me ideas, and constantly been there throughout the whole process
My Mum, Dad and younger sister: Who have facilitated and supported the whole process. From buying me vinyl records, created backdrops, read and helped write posts.
Sean for being one of the first to tell me to run with the idea!!
All those at FP 190 past and present, you all know who you are!
Finally anyone who has ever, read, liked, commented, viewed, or shared any of the content I have ever made it means a lot. Some of you have been there from the beginning and others are just joining the party but you’re all heroes.
Jack x