Interview: Strange Bones Surviving The Apocalypse

Interview: Strange Bones Surviving The Apocalypse

Post Apocalyptic Punks, Strange Bones, recently released their Blitz Part 2 Ep, which was more experimental than Blitz Part 1. Anyone who has seen them live will tell you about the raw energy that they exude on stage. The images below were taken by Paul Lyme when we...

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A Big Feather In The Hat Of Jack Browning

A Big Feather In The Hat Of Jack Browning

  Jack Browning is currently bursting with joy as he can, at long last, announce to the world that US singer, songwriter and guitarist Big White Buffalo is releasing his new studio album On The Widow's Walk in April and Jack has provided the artwork. In Jacks...

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Interview: JW Paris Are Thrashy, Trashy, And Loud

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...

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A Very Groovy Interview With The Meyer Dancers

A Very Groovy Interview With The Meyer Dancers

Ready to shake your tail feathers? Rockshot would like to introduce you to a very special group of gals... They can mash potatoes, they can do the twist and we are sure you are going to love them... Meet The Meyer Dancers! The Meyer Dancers are a troupe of 60s and 70s...

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Interview: White Lies Go It Alone On Five

Interview: White Lies Go It Alone On Five

Jack Lawrence-Brown is a bit stressed. It’s mid January. In less than two weeks White Lies hit the road for four months. They’re playing 55 dates across Europe and North America. They’re marking the 10th anniversary of their debut album. Oh, and they’re launching a...

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Phoxjaw An Interview With A Band That Bites

Phoxjaw An Interview With A Band That Bites

2000trees were excited to add Phoxjaw to their festival lineup, so I took some time to get to know a little more about the Bristol alt-rock band who have been getting a fair bit of attention this year. I began our interview by getting a little introduction to the five...

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Punk Rock Factory (Press)

Punk Rock Factory Start 2025 By Going Back To 1999 With Cover Of S Club 7 Smash ‘Bring It All Back’

Having closed last year by playing to 30,000 people on their largest UK headline tour to date, Punk Rock Factory now look to an even bigger future by going back to 1999 with their take on S Club 7’s poptastic #1 smash Bring It All Back. The track comes as Punk Rock Factory prepare to drop their new album All Hands On Deck on February 14th.

JP Saxe @ Shepherd's Bush Empire (Kalpesh Patel)

JP Saxe Wants To Make You Feel ‘Safe’

Multi-platinum master storyteller JP Saxe has dropped Safe, a sweetly quiet but subtly sticky new single out via...
Courtney Hadwin (Press)

Courtney Hadwin Kick Starts 2025 With A New Version Of Fan Favourite ‘Monsters’

With just a handful of releases to her name, Yorkshire rock ‘n’ soul artist Courtney Hadwin has already made a big...

Bilk Drop New Album Essex, Drugs And Rock And Roll Ahead Of 12 Date UK Tour

The county of Essex has raised more than its fair share of rock and pop icons: Blur, The Prodigy, Alison Moyet, Dr...
Djo (Neil Krug)

Djo Announces New LP Alongside Tour Dates And Shares New Tune ‘Basic Being Basic’

Djo – the musical project of actor / producer / and BRIT Award-nominated songwriter Joe Keery, known for his work in...
The Darkness @ Roundhouse (Nick Allan)

The Darkness Tease ‘Dreams On Toast’ With ‘Rock And Roll Party Cowboy’ Ahead Of UK Tour

The Darkness have released their brand new single Rock And Roll Party Cowboy, the opening track of their forthcoming album Dreams On Toast out March 28th via Cooking Vinyl. The Darkness go hell for leather on the new single, channelling the sounds of hard rock legends such as ZZ Top, Motörhead and Judas Priest with searing solos, hell-raising vocals and a fist-pumping rhythm section to create a tongue-in-cheek reflection on the hedonistic, macho music scene of the ‘70s and ‘80s.

Kyle Falconer (SaritaSarange Fotografía)

Kyle Falconer Releases Single ‘Grace’ Ahead Of New Album & Tour

Kyle Falconer has announced in-store dates around his new solo record in February to give fans the opportunity to get...
Self Esteem @ Hammersmith Apollo (Kalpesh Patel)

Self Esteem Announces Third LP ‘A Complicated Woman’

Self Esteem – AKA Rebecca Lucy Taylor – has announced her eagerly anticipated new album A Complicated Woman, due for release on 25 April. The album is the follow up to the hugely acclaimed BRIT and Mercury Prize-nominated 2021 album Prioritise Pleasure – an album of the year everywhere from the Guardian to the Sunday Times.

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