Moshcam.com ‘s brand new website is live and rocking. With a fresh new look, feel and functionality, it’s not so much an encore as a brand new show for the creators of the world’s largest online catalogue of originally-produced live music videos.
Gone is the red-and-black paintjob of its adolescent past, now it’s all about stunning visuals, space and clean lines as Moshcam roars into the prime of its life. Designed in HTML5, the site’s intuitive interface and easy nav means you can watch pro-shot live concerts from Slash, PJ Harvey, Bullet For My Valentine, Bloc Party, A$AP Rocky and San Cisco (just to name a few) without distraction. From next month, the website will be fully optimised for mobile, meaning videos can be viewed wherever you are on whatever device you have.
“Our main focus is giving fans complete control over how they watch and listen to the music they love,” said Paul Hannigan, Chief of Product, Moshcam. “We now have a massive catalogue of more than 1300 full-length live music concert videos, artist interviews and more, and with playlists and personalisation, we’ve not only made Moshcam incredibly easy to use, but enormously addictive.”
The new site gives users the ability to create video playlists on the fly and share them across cyberspace. Users can also soak up the latest live music news and commentary, artist video playlists and op-eds and concert photo galleries from around the world.
Moshcam kicks off an awesome month of concert videos with the premiere of indie-folk heartbreakers Daughter’s superb Sydney show today from 10am. It’s the first time the London trio have allowed cameras to capture a full live show and they didn’t disappoint, delivering a beautifully haunting performance featuring hits like ‘Youth’ and ‘Human’ and their sultry cover of Daft Punk’s ‘Get Lucky’.
That’s just the start of the great live videos coming your way. This month, expect to see stellar shows from A-List acts including Rudimental, Tom Odell, Karnivool and more.
Top 5 Moshcam Live Videos : September
● Slash ft. Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators ‘Sweet Child O’Mine’ (Live in Sydney)
● Alabama Shakes ‘Always Alright’ (Live in Sydney)
● Bullet For My Valentine ‘Tears Don’t Fall’ (Live in Birmingham)
