Becoming Bristol Release Sort Myself Out
Becoming Bristol, formally The Exchange, have released their new single, Sort Myself Out. They collaborated with Los Angeles producer AKA Wolves who has previously worked with John Legend, as well as up and coming acts such as Lostboycrow. Britt Espinosa, from the...
Melbourne’s BATTS Releases New Song Shame & UK Tour Dates
Melbourne’s BATTS today releases her new single Shame the first music to arrive from the Radio 1 and Radio X-supported artist this year, following 2017’s well-received 62 Moons EP. BATTS (aka Tanya Batt) has also announced a string of London dates including a headline...
But Which One Is The Real David Kitt?
It was a triumphant night in Belfast for David Kitt. The room had fed off the music coming from the stage; the artists on stage had reciprocated. Kitt had come to the city with his new album, Yous, but the night had been shared between this latest addition to the...
Holy Moly And The Crackers – The Bombastic Folk Rockers
If you are a fan of Frank Turner, Skinny Lister, Gogol Bordello, or Imelda May like I am then you could do a lot worse than check out Newcastle's Holy Moly And The Crackers. They are one of the country's hardest working bands. You might call that a cliché, but how...
Bruce ‘Mississippi’ Johnson is The Real Deal, Baby
With a striking stage presence and undeniably soulful bass baritone voice, you should already be listening to contemporary blues vocalist, songwriter and bandleader Bruce ‘Mississippi’ Johnson. Born Bruce Lester Johnson in Starksville, Mississippi and raised in...
Indoor Pets Are Escaping Into The Outside World
Bands change their names for all sorts of reasons: different lineup, new sound, copyright infringement lawsuits, or somebody else has already nabbed it. For Indoor Pets it was none of the above. Known as Get Inuit until late last year, the quartet made the change...
Fontaines D.C. Boys In The Better Land
Fontaines D.C. comprise Grian Chatten (Vocals), Conor Deegan III (Bass), Carlos O'Connell and Conor Curley (Guitars) and Tom Coll (Drums). They met as a quintet in Dublin, influenced and driven in equal measure by the rich history of their hometown’s counter-culture,...
Life is Good On The Open Road For Trampled By Turtles
Celebrated Minnesota sextet Trampled By Turtles have announced details of their long-awaited new album Life Is Good On The Open Road, due for release via Thirty Tigers on June 1. After an indefinite hiatus, the band are returning with their first new album in four...
The Ebb & Flow Of Blue Rose Code
In the space of a few short years and the release of well-received albums North Ten, The Ballads Of Peckham Rye, and And Lo The Bird Is On The Wing, Blue Rose Code has built a growing reputation as a powerful writer and performer, gaining extensive radio play and the...
The Exorcism Of Jenny Wilson
It seems that each day even more sickening misogyny is exposed in the media. However increasingly women are fighting back and refusing to keep their experiences hidden away. They are taking back the power and the control and in so, they are defining themselves as...
Ferris & Sylvester: Americana SW16 Style
With 2018 a blank canvas to paint with exciting new musical talent, Ferris & Sylvester’s modern take on Brit folk is a great place to start. The singer-songwriting duo release their forthcoming EP Made in Streatham on 2 February 2018 to follow up last year’s...
Albums Of The Year 2017
In a bumper year of great albums it has been so difficult for every one of our photographers and journalists to choose their best albums of the year. 2017 saw album releases from Bleachers, Noel Gallagher, Perfume Genius, St Vincent, Lorde, Killers, Liam, Arcade Fire,...
Terra Lightfoot Shares New Mistakes
"I write lots of songs, but usually I don't write them from other people's perspectives," admits Terra Lightfoot. "But I met a woman in Canada a couple of years back who's so inspiring to me that I had to write her a song. Her name is Norma Gale and she played bass."...
Mark Mathews – Carrier Bags, Careers and New Music to Heal
It’s a bustling Tuesday lunchtime when I meet Mark Mathews - arguably the hardest working solo artist in the UK right now - for the first time in Camden, North London, the backdrop where Rachel Lipsitz will later take her portraits of Mark. “Over there they used to do...
Promise Realised: Lukas Nelson And The Promise Of The Real
Country music has come a long way, there are now as many variants and classifications into sub groups as there are for rock and roll. The music crosses over into all other musical genres. The prevailing image of country as ‘Big Hat’ corporate stadium bands who sing...
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