Posted on Tuesday 25th April 2017
Missio // Emma Blackery
Missio Bad boys Matthew Brue (lead vocals) and David Butler (producer, instrumentalist) combine to become Missio. First formed in 2014, the electronica band first started life as a Brue’s solo project before expanding to include Butler to ex..
Posted on Friday 21st April 2017
Record Store Day 2017
It seems that a day doesn’t go by without another clickbait story about how vinyl is now outselling just about everything including the kitchen sink, but it wasn’t so long ago that physical records seemed consigned to history from the thr..
Posted on Thursday 20th April 2017
UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, Astro and Mickey // Ocean Colour Scene // Ride
Top Picks UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell, Astro & Mickey Virtue UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell, Astro & Mickey Virtue reunites the main creative bodies behind Britain’s biggest reggae band, responsible for such hits as Red Red Wine and Ca..
Posted on Tuesday 18th April 2017
Middle Kids // The Blind Shake
Middle Kids Tying together the feel of a lo-fi garage bands with the irrepressible confidence of stadium rock plus a touch of country with a bit of dream pop along the way for good measure, Australian indie pop three-piece Middle Kids are set for..
Posted on Wednesday 12th April 2017
Goat // Mac DeMarco // Pauper Kings // Sigrid // Forever Amy
Top Picks GOAT Enigmatic experimental rock collective GOAT direct their music straight to the third eye and blow your mind. More a cult than a band, the esoteric troupe emerged from thy mythic Swedish town of Korpilombolo and are led by Thomas Py..
Posted on Tuesday 11th April 2017
Weirds // Sigrid
Weirds Psych rock quartet Weirds combines the talents of Aidan Razzall, Matthew Vaughn, Zachary Thomas and David Nash. Their songs are a flux between watery guitar riffs, infectious danceable beats and crushingly avalanches of noise. The Leeds la..
Posted on Tuesday 11th April 2017
Tramlines: Rising Stars
There is no bigger musical event in Sheffield than Tramlines. The three-day party plays host to some major names with Dizzee Rascal, Reverend And The Makers, Basement Jaxx and Katy B having all made appearances on their stages on previous occasions...
Posted on Monday 10th April 2017
Gig Review: Idles. The Bodega, Nottingham 29/03/2017
Much has been made of Bristolian post punks Idles in the lead up to their aptly titled debut album Brutalism. The brand-new record sees the band unleash unrelenting and abrasive bass heavy riffs to match crazed aggressive polemics that reference ever..