Rayon Nelson talks us through the cinematic visuals for his soulful single, ‘Made of Gold’ which explores the concept of being lured by destructive temptations.
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Mike Liegel reflects on holding on to a relationship that no longer feeds emotional needs on brooding pop rock track, ‘Lights Turn Low’.
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‘Avalanche’ by TUSKS is a haunting and introspective exploration into the human condition: full of haunting synths, reverberating guitars and soaring, elegant vocals, nothing is out of place on this chillingly powerful auditory journey.
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The Tame and the Wild and director Bianca Jaeger Montobbio talk us through the footage clips used in the music video for ‘We’re Still Alive’ which represents the journey through life and its different stages and emotions.
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Wildwood Kin unleash elegant folk rock fury on current single, ‘Never Alone’ which acts as a battle cry of hope and solidarity during times of mental distress.
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John Floreani’s new album is breathtakingly, brutally honest. Introspective and emotive storytelling contained within an eclectic mix of songs.
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We chat to JC Stewart about his intimate single and visuals for ‘Have You Had Enough Wine?’, which depicts the challenges in continuing to communicate at the end of a breakup conversation.
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This week’s Band Of The Week is London based Another Sky, who have just released their EP ‘Life Was Coming In Through the Blinds’, which is out now via Fiction Records. We had a chat with the band about the creative process of the release and their plans for the future.
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Choose LIFE.
‘Hollow Thing’ is the latest single to be released ahead of LIFE’s highly anticipated album A Picture of Good Health. And, boy, are we in for a treat.
Whimsical basslines, witty lyricism and wholesome guitar is at the heart of Pinky Pinky’s debut album, ‘Turkey Dinner’.
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Swimming Girls have marked the monumental announcement of an opening slot on the John Peel Stage at Glastonbury with the release of their debut EP ‘Existential Fears’.
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Eagles of Death Metal made a brief pitstop on their way to Download Festival, with a warm up show at London’s Electric Ballroom. Our photographer Rebecca Webb was there to capture all the action.
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Two decades after bursting on the scene and inventing the Riot grrrl movement, Bikini Kill were invited to play at a concert to honour the British post-punk band The Raincoats. After witnessing the reaction from their fans who were calling out for a reunion, the band delved back into the whirlwind of their old lives
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Jade Jackson is due to drop her new album ‘Wilderness’ later this month on the 28th June via ANTI-Records. She took a moment to talk to us about Bruce Springsteen, and all things that inspire her.
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New Zealand-born, London-based singer songwriter Alexander Luck airs his ‘Fears’ on thrilling alternative single.
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Singer Songwriter Bess Atwell dives into dreamy folk rock depths with elegant new EP, ‘Big Blue’ which explores the themes of identity, romanticism and reality.
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Hein Cooper talks to us about his brooding single and visuals for ‘Hijack’. ‘Hijack’ is taken from Hein Cooper’s new album ‘Underneath It All’, due for release 14th June 2019 via Antifragile Music.
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Orla Gartland talks us through her home-video styled visuals for ‘Inevitable’, which documents the breakdown of a marriage and how it affects family life when children are involved.
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