Manchester’s Fair Play Festival Previewed by Slow Cooked, the hardest working cellist in DIY showbiz
I’m tempted to do at least one verse of ‘Wonderwall’, although I bet Scalping are already planning to cover this and wouldn’t want to encroach. Continue reading Manchester’s Fair Play Festival Previewed by Slow Cooked, the hardest working cellist in DIY showbiz
London Post-Punk Advance Guard Legss are back Kicking and Screaming with new single ‘The Landlord’.
Singer Ned Green performs something of a Death of the Frontman, his wisdom lost in the torrents of noise. Continue reading London Post-Punk Advance Guard Legss are back Kicking and Screaming with new single ‘The Landlord’.
Melbourne’s Terry offer Surreal Punk Positivity in the face of Australian Political Turmoil.
Terry’s new work is affirming evidence that there is room to be inventive without the stuffiness of technical virtuosity. Continue reading Melbourne’s Terry offer Surreal Punk Positivity in the face of Australian Political Turmoil.
Lou Terry talks class fraud, checking emails, and his forthcoming dates with Black Country, New Road.
Authenticity and introspection is a big part of Lou Terry’s life and music and it practically leaks out of Warmly, Alexandria. Continue reading Lou Terry talks class fraud, checking emails, and his forthcoming dates with Black Country, New Road.
Left of the Dial Set to Rattle Rotterdam Once Again with its Selection of Europe’s Most Forceful Alternative Bands.
Their latest announcement adds a further helping of HoH favourites to a tight and tantalising bill. Continue reading Left of the Dial Set to Rattle Rotterdam Once Again with its Selection of Europe’s Most Forceful Alternative Bands.
South-West London newcomer Leo Walrus offers brave optimisim wound around beautiful melody on ‘Up Somewhere’.
Its easy-come easy-go lyrics and gentle melody captures the euphoric bravery of unashamed joy. Continue reading South-West London newcomer Leo Walrus offers brave optimisim wound around beautiful melody on ‘Up Somewhere’.
Bristolians Grandmas House return with ferocious energy on sophomore EP, ‘Who Am I’.
The raucous three-piece are back with ‘Who Am I’, a new EP full of snarling and gritty songs to sink your teeth into Continue reading Bristolians Grandmas House return with ferocious energy on sophomore EP, ‘Who Am I’.
Baby Vanga are tripped-out and full of mischief on new single “In Time Waiting”.
You’ve just dosed up on Baby Vanga, baby, so let’s lay back on a springtime lawn and let the drugs kick in… Continue reading Baby Vanga are tripped-out and full of mischief on new single “In Time Waiting”.
Shoegazing gets a lick of industrial paint on Sunnbrella’s ‘Heartworn’.
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it… maybe just add a drum machine? Continue reading Shoegazing gets a lick of industrial paint on Sunnbrella’s ‘Heartworn’.
Innovative South London collective Nukuluk cast hip-hop language in fairy tale terms on new single ‘Covered in Gold’.
Its constant musical evolution wrestles with wobbling verses, reminiscent vulnerable catharsis of Danny Brown. Continue reading Innovative South London collective Nukuluk cast hip-hop language in fairy tale terms on new single ‘Covered in Gold’.
Beyond that Locked Door: H. Hawkline explores grief and acceptance through his own form of Welsh Americana.
Even as it swims in grief-stricken disbelief, there is an acceptance of life’s natural course. Continue reading Beyond that Locked Door: H. Hawkline explores grief and acceptance through his own form of Welsh Americana.
Brazen Poetry and Haunting Riffs: On Picture Parlour’s Windmill Debut.
Radio 6 dads, you’re not ready Continue reading Brazen Poetry and Haunting Riffs: On Picture Parlour’s Windmill Debut.
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