REVIEW | Cheatahs – Mythologies
Producing something that’s not quite shoegaze, not quite rock, Cheatahs have captured the essence of ethereal emptiness on their new record ‘Mythologies’. After the success of their last two EPs, […]
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This week it’s all about the D
Jesus mother flippin’ Christ. On Sunday night, two singles dropped that aided the bowls of the math rock world to uncontrollably release. Figuratively. Finally something to actually get exited about, […]
So Long, Farewell Weathered Hands
Last night, Hereford based Weathered Hands played their last ever show. Their debut album ‘A Warm Life In The Cold’ was masterfully written, showcasing their fresh-faced talent and opening the […]
Hunter And Her – Lune
It’s that time of year again. Not only is it now officially autumn, but Glaswegian synth-pop songstress Hunter And Her — whose real moniker is Francesca Guarino — has […]
Something for the Weekend
Looking for something a bluesy, sexy and rough to start the weekend? Introducing Vancouver’s very own No Sinner, a blues rock band who are guaranteed to get those raunchy […]
One to Watch…Tove LO
Swedish songstress Tove Lo is making waves with her new EP The Truth Serum.Having just toured the UK before she’s back to perform at Brighton’s Great Escape Festival in May, […]
Hunter and Her – Otherworld
It’s that time of year again. The transition from light to dark is well and truly upon us. While the cursed big C day is only a few months away, […]
Sleepsong
Bastille have been busy little bees. They released a covers mix tape – if you haven’t already heard – a couple of months back, and today sees the release of […]
The Xcerts @ The Great Escape Festival
“Do you feel safe?” At this moment in time I do not “feel safe”, as I am being thrown around the Pav Tav. The Xcerts are in full swing on-stage, […]
I’ve Told You to Have a Listen, So Why Haven’t You?
The new video from Bastille is up. So here it is. Get Home.
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