The Pretty Reckless swear by the death of rock and roll. This tour is the resurrection. Long live rock and roll.
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Fresh from setting the world on fire with their new album ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’ - Kasabian added to the sonically inspired vibes with a huge sold out show at London’s famous Alexnadra Palace over the weekend. Our photographer James Baker was there to capture all the action.
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Up-and-coming duo SIIGHTS deliver sugar-rush pop with depth on their new single 'Fake It'.
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‘When I’m Alone’ embodies the sense of striving for self-betterment throughout the album, while being truly open about difficult thoughts and moments in their lives that people will frequently find themselves experiencing as they grow older.
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Rising star Emmeline releases her debut EP Satellite Navigation System - a four-track project produced by Fraser T. Smith out via 70Hz Recordings.
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Recorded at the legendary Rockfield Studio - Asylums have just released their new album ‘Signs Of Life’.
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Let us introduce you to Softee - the stage name of actress and rising DIY pop creator Nina Grollman, who has just released their new single ‘Molly’.
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Some music has no cure, no medication to take away its power or potency. The stories in life are nauseating and the delusions are growing stronger as time passes. This is just a Fever Dream, and PALAYE ROYALE are leading the way.
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Rising star Dylan reflects on overcoming hardship and finding self-acceptance in the movie soundtrack to her life: debut mixtape ‘The Greatest Thing I’ll Never Learn’.
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Synonymous with their lush indie-pop cuts that birthed with ‘Caroline’, best friend duo Lowertown have stamped their sweet and delicate forays into the music world.
Read More‘Are you standing comfortably? You are now listening to the Paolo Nutini experience.’ This should have been the PSA for the Scot’s sensational and supercharged return to Ally Pally.
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Dynamic London based duo WARGASM released their debut project ‘EXPLICIT: THE MIXXXTAPE’ back in September. To celebrate they headed out on their UK and Ireland tour this month - which featured dates in Ireland, Manchester, Glasgow and a sold-out Nottingham date. The band also played their biggest London show to date at Kentish Town - our photographer Abigail Shii was there to capture all the action.
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Following recent support slots alongside Holly Humberstone and Hatchie, Australian artist Phoebe Go has just released her debut EP ‘Player’.
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Having just dropped their 7th record; Counterparts were meant to be heading out to Europe and the UK with The Amity Affliction but alas that tour had to be canceled. Thankfully the band decided that would not be the end of it and decided to do their own tour! Getting to experience ‘A Eulogy for Those Still Here’ in a more full capacity had ourselves and most likely all other fans very excited!
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Let us introduce you to West London indie-punk five piece Lip Filler - who make their introduction to the world with debut track ‘Cool’ - produced by St Francis Hotel (Little Simz, Greentea Peng, Michael Kiwanuka).
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Slam Dunk. It’s almost the end of another month, so obviously it’s time to announce another wave of artists for Hatfield and Leeds next year.
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Refusing to be confirmed by genre or gender - Witch Fever have just released their debut album ‘Congregation’ via Sony’s Music For Nations.
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This week’s Band of the Week is Jade Imagine - who take us on a journey through dizzying, upbeat jams and melancholic retrospectives on their sophomore album ‘Cold Memory’.
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Four-piece Post-Punk sensations ĠENN release 'Rohmeresse', their newest shape-shifting single depicting the quotidian dissociation through the small and repetitive tasks that consist of the modern day, all ahead of their supporting position on Pussy Riot’s upcoming tour.
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Norwegian musician Sval is poised to blow up with her new alt-pop single 'Grenade', which taps into modern pop sensibilities and packs an emotional punch.
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