If you weren’t listening before, you had better be now : Brogeal and their debut album ‘Tuesday Paper Club’.
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Dropping her highly anticipated sophomore album, Ashnikko’s chaos shines through on ‘Smoochies’ with a surprising focus.
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London-based alt-folk/rock singer, songwriter and artist Eden J Howells has just released their highly anticapted EP 'people watching'.
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Swedish alt-pop artist RIVER has just released her haunting new single 'I AM CANCER' - a poetic exploration of emotional defence mechanisms.
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Architects bring the fire and the fury to the 02 Arena with suitably heavy support from Wage War and House of Protection. You want to crowd surf; you’re not going to get a better place to do it.
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The Dublin sextet make their mark with a debut EP of lush, eclectic soundscapes, cementing BOLD LOVE’s fast-rising status and signalling a bright, dancing, loving future.
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It has been six years since Icelandic indie-folk outfit Of Monsters and Men have released a full studio album, and the band have returned with their most introspective and sonically polished work to date.
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The Red Clay Strays don’t waste time getting to the point with their latest single, People Hatin.
Read More“Let’s blow the roof off!” exclaimed The Kooks frontman Luke Pritchard last Saturday as the British indie heroes took over London’s O2 Arena.
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Self Esteem gives us an insight to what a rebellious night out would be in Gilead on your average Thursday in a way that’s daring, bold and has something to say at Brixton Academy – complete with stellar support from Nadine Shah and Moonchild Sanelly.
Read MoreJake Bugg’s “Oblivious” bursts forth as a sharp, anthemic reminder that British guitar music still has fire in its soul and poetry in its punch.
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Maisie Peters turns heartbreak into hauntingly beautiful hindsight with ‘You You You’.
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All Points East kicked off festival announcement season with a line-up that may not be topped.
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Picture This cement their knack for heart-wrenching vulnerability with the tender ache of “Yours Forever”.
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TV Cult on emerging from the Köln underground, making 80s-inspired political art and levelling up on their new album 'Industry'.
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This week's Band of the Week is the British guitar band Pynch - who have just released their new album 'Beautiful Noise' via Chillburn Recordings/State51.
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The Subways lead singer Billy Lunn on twenty years as a band, mental health and music and the endless thrill of playing live.
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Ethel Cain takes to the stage at night two of the London leg of her tour at Hammersmith Apollo for a rejection of the typical pop show in favour of avant-garde southern gothic experience that lends itself to excellent production value and makes the most out of her Willoughby record.
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It takes a lot for a band to utterly transcend their beginnings. We wonder what fresh-faced 2013 Greyhaven would make of their current-day selves.
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Joyce Manor returned this week with a brand new take on modern emo, in the form of 2 singles, “All My Friends Are So Depressed” and the brand new release “Well Whatever It Was”.
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