Let us introduce you to Burnley based soulful singer-songwriter Sprout - who has just released their debut track ‘(I’m Just) Getting By’. The song is a homage to the golden age of cinema: inspired by jazz icons like Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald, it’s a modern take on a classic sound.
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American rockers Halestorm return to Manchester for an extended set celebrating their career so far. Having heard nothing but good things about the Pennsylvanian four-piece, we went down to check them out.
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After almost a year of radio silence, Forrest of Dean’s most promising export Devon shares eagerly awaited new single ‘BULLETS’. A memorable take on unwanted emotions that was very much worth the wait.
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This week’s Band of the Week is Liverpool duo King Hannah, who have just released their debut album ‘I’m Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me’ via City Slang.
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Let us introduce you to singer-songwriter Erica Manzoli - who has just released her debut single ‘My Best Friend Is My Therapist’.
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Dreamy, bright and beautiful, Molly Burman’s upcoming release Pretty Girl has everything you could ask for in a springtime hit.
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Four years since the release of their second album Puppy Love, Californian emo outfit Mom Jeans are back with a brand new sound for their third full length release Sweet Tooth.
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Our latest CloseUp track of the month sees us back Sad Boys Club’s latest single The Void or Nothing, taken from new EP I’m Not Afraid of The Death (But I Am Afraid of The Dying) released on 18th Feb.
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Manchester’s most atmospheric and cinematic alt-rcokers HORLA return with their first single since the start of the pandemic. ‘Sound of A Gun’ is the first single to be taken from their forthcoming EP of the same name. They took some time to talk us through their music.
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As part of the annual 7 Days of Trees for 2000trees festival, we are delighted to exclusively reveal that the amazing Calva Louise will the joining the already mammoth line up alongside the likes of Turnstile, Jimmy Eat World, IDLES an Thrice.
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There has never been a more perfect occasion to sing your lungs out and dance the night away while casually bashing your ex to the sound of dreamy electro-pop anthems than Dylan’s electrifying London headline show at The Garage.
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Alternative indie gems Porridge Radio return with their latest ceremonial release ‘Back To The Radio’. The track is the first from their upcoming third album Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky, out May 20th.
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Liverpool indie rockers Stone take to the stage at Leeds institution Brudenell Social Club. We find out just exactly why they’re one of the UK’s most promising new bands.
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With their new album F.E.A.R. out in only a few months, Australian rockers Stand Atlantic took to the road for a UK tour this month to provide us all with a taster of what they have in store for us. With support coming from The Dead Love and Lauran Hibberd, our photographer Sam Strutt was there to capture all the action from their London show at Electric Ballroom.
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Fontaines D.C. are back with their ferocious new single 'I Love You', the second instalment from their new album 'Skinty Fia'.
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Cork City-born musician Yankee has just released his brand new EP ‘Yen’ via Soft Boy Records.
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Over the past two years, there’s one thing that’s been missing. That feeling of being together, getting to share passions with friends and total strangers. A camaraderie, a society in solidarity. A sense of community.
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The second single offering from the sweet pop powerhouse is here, with the ultimate feel-good factor and upbeat melody that we all need right now.
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Let us introduce you to Sam Brace, guitarist of folk band Skinny Lister and singer-songwriter in his own right, he recently released his latest single ‘Brave’. Sam took a minute to talk us through his music.
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London based genre-hopping punks Home Counties have just released their new EP ‘In A middle English Town’ via Alcopop! Records.
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