Long-time Suede fans are going to lap this song up, but after ‘She Still Leads Me On’ this new single […]
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The latest single from Willow, and the second to be released from forthcoming LP <COPINGMECHANISM> after ‘<maybe> it’s my fault’, […]
With a saxophone-heavy introduction, the sway of ‘Happiness’ will be more familiar to early fans than much of the more […]
Hot Milk’s highly anticipated extended play, The King and Queen of Gasoline, is released today. We’ve had some tasters, but […]
Thick and punchy, ‘More Than Machines’ is a great way to tell people you are back on the scene. If […]
Layered like the shattered striations of the lithosphere, strap yourselves in for a multi-meta celebration of crime from Catherine Ryan […]
Some time ago we examined some of the caves, gorges, and natural sights of the South West. With the Yorkshire […]
With a loose beat and lo-fi fuzz, ‘Human Condition’ gives Pretty Sick the odd accolade of joining Chris de Burgh […]
Having impressed everyone with the atmospheric novel, Mexican Gothic, we are now treated to a combination of science fiction and […]
Metallica’s ‘Master of Puppets’ has been a go-to song for everyone who has watched the fourth season of Stranger Things. Some of us discovered it because of the show and for some of us it was a good reminder of our pasts. But, let’s start from the beginning.
Dead Days left a faint green dot on our radar with a song called ‘Try’ way back in 2016. We […]
With a folksy summer feel, ‘The Hard Way’ is a song with layers of surprises. The initial gentle acoustic swing […]
Pittsburgh has been good to us when it comes to emo and alternative bands and the latest in the long […]
The digital release of Live and Rare comes some decades after the original 1998 release of this record. It was […]
Beatopia is the second long-player from Beabadoobee, with Fake It Flowers being almost two years prior. It represents a directional […]
As if in answer to The Buzzcocks 1978 question, Hot Milk slam out an anthemic and vitriolic anti-love song with […]
We recently had a taste of Blind Channel’s new long-player when they released ‘Don’t Fix Me’. Now we have the […]
King Tut’s stage is where all the action is at this year’s TRNSMT festival in Glasgow. After hosting Beabadoobee, it’s […]
With a rich acoustic guitar at the heart and just a sprinkle of an electric lead guitar, this is a […]
With the King Tut’s stage shining black with surface water, a general moist haze, and the band opting for sweaters, […]
If ever there was a single that rolls together a lot of content, it’s ‘Part of the Band’ from The […]
Describing themselves as an emogaze band from Brighton, Harker pretty much deliver on this promise with Axiom. In case you […]
Providing a solid edifice of post-grunge richness, Curbwire’s eponymous long player is packed with really strong elements. When you listen […]
If you were at or watched Glastonbury Festival 2022 on TV, you already know because you’ve been introduced. We’re introducing Holly to the rest of you here because if you can’t ever get enough of music that’s indie rock, synth, and pop combined, you just may be reading the right article. So, let’s talk about ‘Scarlett’ from her EP called The Walls Are Way Too Thin, shall we?