Wolf Alice take us from the depths of muggy shoegaze to the rage of their grungy, driving Sex Pistols-esque bass lines in a matter of minutes, which is what makes them one of the most exciting live acts in Britain at…
South London 6-piece Fat White Family venture out of their natural habitat to push every single boundary whilst airing out their latest album, Songs For Our Mothers. Saul blinks into the light, looking as scuzzy and lost as ever, as…
Rating: Veteran emo-heartthrob Brendan Urie often found himself with thousands of pining fans at his feet with a single flick of his fringe, back in their heyday as they told the tales of teenage sins and tragedies and that was…
Rating: The fierce grungy undertones and the anthemic Pearl Jam like chorus’ are what jump out at you when you listen to This Years Ghost’s new, antagonistic EP. ‘Black Dogs’ gives us our first taste of the Scottish rockers’ hostile…
To say that the Ritz was buzzing on Saturday night would be an understatement. The lads from Cavan stormed through an electrifying set, swinging effortlessly from track to track that shook the Ritz to its core. I just cannot get…
Rating: As if Dog Man Star wasn’t, without a doubt, one of the most definitive albums of the 1990’s already, their latest live album brings Suede’s seedy, drug-hazed nightmare to life. Andersons vocals exude passion, driving the immensely powerful machine…
Rating: 22 studio albums, 10 live albums and 5 EPs later and Motorhead are still going strong, sounding as raw and punky as they did in their ’80s heyday. The unmistakable husk of Lemmy’s vocal, combined with snarling riff after…
For a start, Suede are one of the only bands that can open a set with a B-side and have every single person in the crowd singing along. ‘Animal Nitrate’, ‘Trash’, ‘The Beautiful Ones’ all spring to mind when you…
Suede 90’s Britpop legends Suede took to a packed out John Peel stage on the Saturday night at Worthy Farm, to give Glastonbury its daily dose of glam. Brett Anderson and co kicked off a well deserved headline slot with…
Rating: If theres anything I know about the Cave and Ellis collaboration, it’s that they’ve got a hefty catalogue of work stacked up in the archives. The ‘Bad Seeds’ veterans have teamed up once again to compose, what I think…