“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).
The collection clings onto the duo’s folk sensibility, but glows with the polish of alternative pop. Continue reading Life lessons by way of polished folk on new EP from London duo lilo.
It was one of those delightful rare occasions that bring the community together with all the warmth and energy of a festival crowd. Continue reading PVA raise the roof of Scala with a storming headline set.
The four-track EP is a searing first impression that shows why they are a cult band in the making. Continue reading A dark, gritty and eloquent opening statement: Heartworms share their debut EP.
It’s so loud it’s like being pummeled, a full-body massage of sound. Continue reading Love Strong: Warmduscher Drag Austin Down the Rabbit Hole at SXSW
The six tracks of ‘Machine Like Me’ illustrate her incredible vision and artistic confidence. Continue reading Nuha Ruby Ra Fuses Artistic Majesty with Punk Fury on new EP ‘Machine Like Me’.
Transcending its themes of pain, sadness, and loss, the record ultimately reflects unity and growth Continue reading London Slowcore band Deathcrash deliver on beautiful and fragile second album ‘Less’.
“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.
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’.
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.
Radio 6 dads, you’re not ready Continue reading Brazen Poetry and Haunting Riffs: On Picture Parlour’s Windmill Debut.
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