Photo Gallery: Outbreak Fest - Depot Mayfield, Manchester June 2022

Outbreak Fest celebrated it’s 10th Anniversary this weekend featuring headliners Turnstile, Knocked Loose, Deafhaven and Touché Amoré. Even though at a much bigger capacity this year, the event sold out almost instantly. Our photographer Hayley Fearnley was there to capture all the action.

Featuring Malevolence, Oversize, Year Of The Knife, Scowl, Angel Dust, Micromoon Movements and Narrow Head.

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DJO - 'Delete Ya'

Djo has released the latest teaser from his upcoming third record, in the form of the relatable and heart-breaking ‘Delete Ya’.

EP Review: Annie-Dog - '15'

A machine that can’t be stopped. The latest artist to emerge from the endless pool is Irish indie electronic artist Annie-Dog.

Festival News: Truck Festival Unveil Their Second Wave Of Acts

Oxfordshire’s famous Truck Festival has unveiled a stellar second wave of acts for this July’s weekender which is sure to be a stunner.

Album Review: serpentwithfeet - 'GRIP SEQUEL'

serpentwithfeet is starting 2025 the same way he started 2024: with a new album. Not just any album, but the sequel to last year’s album GRIP.

Album Review: bdrmm - 'microtonic'

Hull based band bdrmm step into new territory with their beautifully immersive new album ‘Microtonic’.

Band Of The Week #292 - Rum Jungle

This week's Band of the Week is Australia's Rum Jungle - who have just released their debut album 'Recency Bias’.

EP Review: Overpass - 'Dependent'

Overpass continue their hot streak with the release of their brilliant second EP, ‘Dependent’.

Mumble Tide - 'Pea Soup'

Mumble Tide has provided us with another preview from their debut album 'Might As Well Play Another One' with new single 'Pea Soup' - a delightful warm piece of indie-fuzz-pop.

Balter - 'Someone New'

Northampton band Balter bring a new level of excitement to the jangle-pop genre with recent single 'Someone New'.

Live Review: The Heavy Heavy - Scala, London 19/02/2025

The Heavy Heavy are a band that can go full into rock concert mode when they want to and they brought back the 60s nostalgia for the night.

Live Review: Skinner - Shacklewell Arms, London 19/02/2025

Dublin-based artist, Skinner, banished the midweek blues on Wednesday by bringing his high-energy chaos to London’s Shacklewell Arms.

Aistis - 'Caviar For Seagulls'.

The artist that scripts sentimental, transfiguring, heart-swelling music and never fits in one box at a time, Aistis is out with the instrumental interpretive dance that is ‘Caviar For Seagulls’.

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