A first glimpse of new material from the Fake Turins vocalist. Continue reading Tight-knit groove, oscillating guitars in a mist of psychedelia, Max Fulcrum & The Win share opening gambit.
Marrying cutting synths and the pummelling backend of band-led post-punk. Continue reading VLURE mark their rapturous electronica with stomach-clenching lyricism on ‘Cut It’.
Busy mixing the brooding with the bittersweet, the sensitive with the sublime, we caught up with the Manchester group. Continue reading “There is no substitute” – stepping into the strangely welcoming world of Mewn.
An exploration of their grungier side, this song perfectly exemplifies the honest lyricism, for which they are so revered. Continue reading Newcomers Human Interest look into the future as they keep ‘Mixing Paint’.
“This first release covers so many bases from spiritual jazz to UK hip-hop, indie-folk to post-punk.” Continue reading Ipswich emerging talent festival Brighten The Corners share it’s first wave of acts.
A testament to the rich artistry cultivated by the UK‘s ever-resilient underground circuit. Continue reading All Killer, No Filler. Here are our favourite EP’s Of 2022.
London post-punk sextet DEADLETTER and Spanish indie-pop quartet Melenas make a splash. Continue reading DEADLETTER return triumphant for Son Estrella Galicia’s future-facing gig at East London haunt Paper Dress.
Between headline sets from Black Country, New Road, Pussy Riot and Squid, there were plenty of revelations throughout the bill. Continue reading South By South London: The Capital’s Finest Exports Shine at Brighton’s Mutations Festival.
We sat down with London dance outfit The Umlauts at End Of The Road Festival to dig deeper into their new EP. Continue reading The Umlauts balance “the playful and emotional” as they expand their sonic framework.
Attempts to expunge past mistakes and relationships are laid bare. Continue reading Kierst’s EP ‘Thud’ marks a powerfully intimate debut, laying a marker on both sides of the pond.
Floating in a cosmo-jazz vacuum that carries all the stillness of an abandoned battleground. Continue reading Manchester newcomers Maruja disrupt atmospheres with latest epic, ‘Thunder’.
Two minutes before the band burst onto the stage, something eerily similar to air-raid sirens starts blaring. Continue reading “Sleep? At Night?” A journey into the neon-lit, alternate universe of Fat Dog.
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