Kid Kapichi Release Intoxicating Self-Titled EP
Hastings is the new Margate; the new Brighton; the new London; the new centre of your universe. The throbbing heart of the universe is fuelled […]
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In review: ‘Zaida’ by Pablo and the Appleheads
Pablo and the Appleheads are a six piece band from Barcelona, influenced by such bands as The Beatles, Oasis and The Kooks, to name just […]
Track preview: ‘Shell Suit’ by Short Sharp Scratch
Despite the name ‘Short Sharp Scratch’, after listening to the tunes of the modern artist, you will be left feeling a very long lasting, smooth […]
Albino: ‘London’s greatest alcoholic garage rock band’
Labelling themselves as (probably) ‘London’s greatest alcoholic garage rock band’, Albino are the kind of band that grab your attention straight off the bat and it’s […]
‘Two years in the making’: The new single from Psychopathic Romantics
Usually when acts release and album, they bring out a couple of singles in the run up to and after the album comes out. However, […]
Track Review: Georg Roman’s ‘Forever’
From start to finish, Georg Roman’s ‘Forever’ is a tour de force of operatic and classical styles with a contemporary edge that brings this kind of music […]
The Contemporary Sound of Ivy Nations
Hailing from Ireland, Ivy Nations are making their stamp on the music scene with their brand of contemporary indie-pop. First time listeners will immediately draw […]
Gig Review: The Orwells Storm Back Through London (Scala, 07/03/17)
Photo credit: Darius Azadeh With their newly released LP Terrible Human Beings, The Orwells make a triumphant return to London, this time with 3 albums […]
An Interview With… Mark L. Oakes
Tell us a little bit about where you’re from? I’m a native of Belgium with a passion for american music, arts and culture. How […]
The 109’s deliver white-knuckle 12 track album
Hampshire based four-piece, The 109’s are here to put riffs back where they belong, they have taken everything good about Zepplin, Sabbath, Royal Blood, AC/DC, […]