God is in the tv zine

God Is in the TV Zine, often referred to as GIITTV, is a UK-based webzine dedicated to music and culture. Founded in 2003 by Bill Cummings and Alex Worsnip, it features a diverse array of music, spotlighting everything from unsigned artists to independent and major label releases.

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God Is In The TV

1 week ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Simon Godley

These are the opening lines of 'Levitate,' the first song on Florist's latest album, Jellywish.
God Is In The TV

1 week ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Devin Birse

It feels as though the winds are finally shifting in Noise Rock's favour. It's been a good few years for the genre, especially in Ireland. Following the pioneering work of Gilla Band, a host of young artists have been exploring decibel destruction with the same fervor and intensity as the New York no-wavers and the Chicago Touch and Go scene. Just as equally, from New York, a new wave of experiential fairs seems to be emerging.
NEWS: Death Pill, Bad Static, Loose Articles, Twat Union Amongst Names For Loud Women Fest 2025

1 week ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Bill Cummings

LOUD WOMEN, the London-based intersectional feminist music collective, have announced the 10th anniversary of LOUD WOMEN Fest London, taking place on Saturday, 6th September 2025 at Rich Mix, London. This year's all-ages festival marks a decade of punk, indie, and alternative music, providing a platform for underrepresented voices in the music industry.
God Is In The TV

1 week ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Matt Hobbs

The act of leaving somewhere and returning later was discussed in a geographical manner five years ago on debut album Regresa. The album title itself translating as "coming back" in English. In that case, it was about revisiting Puerto Rican roots. The festival music videos, Spanish language, percussion and nod to a celebrity icon from their country really put the listeners deep into that culture .
IN CAMERA: Eden Festival 2025 (Sunday)

1 week ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Simon Godley

When: 15 th June 2025Where: Raehills Estate, St. Ann's, Dumfries and Galloway, ScotlandSunday morning, coming down. Kris Kristofferson certainly knew all about that. He even wrote a song about it. And thanks to Slum Village after the ridiculously intoxicating high of Saturday night, Eden Festival could identify with that feeling too.
IN CONVERSATION: Lucy Spraggan

1 week ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Laura Dean

In the run-up to the release of her upcoming album Othersides of the Moon, we had the pleasure of sitting down with singer-songwriter Lucy Spraggan to talk about revisiting her past work, unexpected collaborations, and the challenges - and rewards - of giving beloved songs a new life. For the project, Lucy turned the tracklist over to her fans - and the results were both familiar and surprising.
IN CAMERA: Eden Festival 2025 (Saturday)

1 week ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Simon Godley

When: 14 th June 2025Where: Raehills Estate, St. Ann's, Dumfries and Galloway, ScotlandSome of us awoke on Saturday morning to a torrential downpour and the sight and sound of thunder and lightning. Others looked as if they were just making their way back to their tents and live-in vehicles from some very late-night revelry at the Lost Disco and the Ghillie Dhu dance tent.
LIVE: Catfish & The Bottlemen / James

1 week ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Laura Dean

Indie favourites Catfish and the Bottlemen lit up Heaton Park on Friday night, just hours before the venue transformed into the bustling hub ofParklife Festival. Marking their first live performance since Reading Festival 2024, the show served as the electrifying kick-off to their summer 2025 tour, which features major headline dates in Cardiff and Tottenham.
IN CAMERA: Eden Festival 2025 (Friday)

1 week ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Simon Godley

When: 13 th June 2025Where: Raehills Estate, St. Ann's, Dumfries and Galloway, ScotlandIt is Day Two here and the Eden Festival machine has really stepped up a gear. The sun is high in the sky; folks are rolling into the Raehills Estate, steadily swelling numbers up to the event's 4,999 capacity; and all the festival's stages, assorted tents, and multifarious activities are up and running.
From The Crate: The Beach Boys

2 weeks ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Bill Cummings

The Beach Boys, a name that started off life as a gimmick attached to the teen surf craze of the early 60s, now hung in the air, stale and malodorous like a serving of oysters, way past their sell by date.