Glass Animals Put Pineapples In Our Heads At Village Underground
Oxford four-piece Glass Animals brought their tropical psychedelic pop indie rock to London’s Village Underground for the first of two sold-out UK shows before a tour of America. The crowd is raring to go, the venue is full to the brim. No pit to shoot photos from...
Five Rock Songs That Changed The World
Rock is meant to shake things up. Underneath the rebellious attitude, the look, and the notoriety of rock stars are souls and hearts screaming for change in the world. Occasionally, this manifests as historic moments in rock, birthing hits that forever shift the...
Interview: JW Paris Are Thrashy, Trashy, And Loud
Tipped as a band to watch in 2019 by Fred Perry Subculture, JW Paris have accumulated nationwide radio play, amassed over 20 000 views across social channels, been synced to Sky Sports, and had their single Darker Side of Paradise taken up as the British Swimming 2019...
Try Pride Punx Valentine’s Day Speed Dating
A Place of Our Own are now well-established in the punk scene in Tottenham. We remember their first fundraising festival in August 2019 that helped raise money for a potential new punk venue in North London (click here for our review). They will be back this Saturday...
Beck Aims Hyperspace At Europe
Grammy Award winning Angeleno, Beck, has just announced a number of hotly anticipated European tour dates, including 2 headline dates in the UK. Beck, master of reinvention, started his music career in earnest in 1994 with his debut single, Loser, becoming an...
Billy Raffoul Releases Without Falling In Love
Billy Raffoul was destined to be a touring musician. His father, Jody is a solo artist in Canada and has opened for artists such as Joe Cocker and Bon Jovi. He has served his Rock N Roll apprenticeship playing out four and five nights a week in bars from Leamington to...
The Hu: Masters of Mongolian Metal @ Electric Ballroom
The Hu returned to London before striking out on their ambitious year-long global tour, to introduce the world to Mongolian heavy metal. There’s a reason the Electric Ballroom in Camden is named as such. Its grungy decor and missing roof panels aside, it is the type...
Beth Hart Bares Her Soul To Captivated London Apollo
The Kris Barras Duo, being Kris and Josiah J Manning one half of The Kris Barras Band, opened proceedings with a half hour acoustic set. Both armed with acoustics but Josiah was also adding bass with his right booted foot and kick drum with his left socked foot. Band...
IDLES’ Joe Talbot In Conversation Intimate Events Announced
Across a string of dates throughout February & March, frontman of one of the most important bands on the planet right now, IDLES’ Joe Talbot will be in conversation discussing all things music, life and IDLES with Creation label boss Alan McGee, Clint Boon and...
Another Sky Put On A Brave Face
Following its premiere this week as Annie Mac’s ‘Hottest Record’, British four-piece Another Sky have announced their new single Brave Face. The track is out now via Fiction Records, and is taken from their anticipated upcoming debut album, due for release later this...
Dublin’s Odd Morris Release Cold Water Ahead Of Live Dates
There must be something in the water in Dublin, apart from the fact that it has been used to make the ‘Black Stuff’ for over 260 years, it seems to be now unleashing a crop of excellent post punk bands playing dark and menacing music that you cannot fail to take...
Declan McKenna Zeroes In On New Album With Beautiful Faces
On Monday, British wunderkind, Declan McKenna, 2 1/2 years on from his debut album, announced via Instagram the newest single from his upcoming record is called Beautiful Faces with a video release date set for Wednesday 29th Jan 8pm GMT/ 3pm ET, with a snippet of...
Try Pride Punx Valentine’s Day Speed Dating
A Place of Our Own are now well-established in the punk scene in Tottenham. We remember their first fundraising festival in August 2019 that helped raise money for a potential new punk venue in North London (click here for our review). They will be back this Saturday...
What A Drag For Nathaniel Rateliff
Nathaniel Rateliff has released What A Drag, the second track from his upcoming third solo album And It's Still Alright, out Feb 14th. It's accompanying video follows the same monochromatic theme of the last, however on this occasion it is directed by photographer...