On SUPERGLUE they advance once again into the unknown, drawing on any influence they can get their hands on. Continue reading Accepting the “monstrous and ill-fitting”: Nukuluk on new EP ‘SUPERGLUE’.
On the week of its release, singer Dominic Rose takes us track-by-track through ‘Inheritance’. Continue reading London 11-piece Fake Turins take us through final EP ‘Inheritance’.
“We provide music and an open door for people of all backgrounds and ages.” Continue reading The George Tavern: two decades of rock and resilience.
“It’s mainly us trying to entertain each other in the moment.” Continue reading “Turn on the Machines and Go”: uh on debut album ‘humanus’.
“The music. The mullet. The man. The legend.” Continue reading Rock and Roll and Babysitting: An Interview with Al Montfort of Terry (and most other Melbourne Bands).
“There was no hiding on this record… I had to embrace the lyrics that I was writing.” Continue reading “Everyone Has their Own Copy of the Record You Make”: Revisions of Style and Meaning with H. Hawkline.
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.
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.
Each compilation is a time capsule of a year via its brightest and best underground talents, and Slow Dance ‘22 is no exception. Continue reading Who you need to know for 2023. Slow Dance Records unleash their latest compilation.
“They are all good mates and really talented. I knew that whatever they would do would work”. Continue reading H. L. Grail (Goat Girl’s Holly Mullineaux) reflects on how collaboration defines her first solo collection.
“If I’m into a band, I want to film them and watch them grow, so people can watch the progression.” Continue reading Lou Smith: “There’s something about the unfurling of potential”.
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.
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