“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.
Since being founded in 2007 by Huw Stephens, the festival has developed a reputation as one of Britain’s best city festivals. Continue reading A who’s who of the British underground set to descend on Cardiff: Sŵn Festival 2022 Preview.
Pussy Riot, W.H. LUNG, Squid, Warmduscher, Animal Collective, Black Country, New Road and so much more. Continue reading The Last Dance of the Festival Season: Mutations promises one last weekend to glut on great music.
Each track name was paired with a beats-per-minute value, each song following one of the seven modes of the major scale. Continue reading Melbourne psych titans King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are set to release three new albums in October.
The Ralph Vaughan Williams-esque pastoral sound acts as an ode to their home country. Continue reading Arctic Monkeys return with a new vision on ‘There’d Better Be A Mirrorball’ and announce new LP.
Their sophomore album ‘Sod’s Toastie’ arrives November 11th. Continue reading The Cool Greenhouse return with the off-kilter strut of ‘Hard Rock Potato’ and announce new album.
The 10-track effort entitled ‘Malign Hex’ will arrive October 14th through Big Scary Monsters. Continue reading Chicago’s finest: Meat Wave announce new album with pulse-racing new single.
Mandrake Handshake, Saloon Dion, Speedboat and more announced for August 26-28th. Continue reading Hard Of Hearing August Bank Holiday Weekender announced and on sale now!
It’s under seven weeks until the Dorset festival, who announces new names. Continue reading End Of The Road Festival announces new names, day splits and a new stage.
The festival takes over London from November 9th-13th. Continue reading Pitchfork announces its first wave of acts for the London festival edition.
It sets the standard for NANCY’s explorative lo-fi psych-pop brilliance. Continue reading NANCY announces debut album with raucous lo-fi cut ‘I Hate Rock & Roll’.
Cardiff centre will host over 120 artists across 12 venues this October. Continue reading Cardiff’s Sŵn Festival announces first names of its 2022 line up.
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