‘So Long’ is the new single from Watford based band, The Spitfires. Having a musical-based upbringing, listening to bands such as The Clash and The Jam, these influences are distinctively evident within the track. Together, the band combine Joe Strummer and…
Robert Whytock, Kyle Burgess, Andy Donaldson and Michael MacKay together have formed the newly anticipated band We Came From Wolves. Originating from Scotland, this talented quartet evidently draw inspiration from fellow Scot, Biffy Clyro, as well as the soft, rocky…
Introducing the night with incredibly talent enthused support acts, the entirety of the line up supplied the audience with a spectacular night. First, the vastly first-rated Flor, performing their biggest track ‘Heart’ and ‘Back Again’, resembling the likes of an electro…
Naropa are a new, passion-filled, band from New Cross, London. Consisting of band members Josh, George, Sam, Rose and Francis, their two tracks ‘1952’ and ‘Fame’ show evident future potential. Distorted guitars open ‘1952’, with the vocals enhancing our first impressions….
Sophie And The Bom Boms’ new and refined track ‘Appetite’, has recently been released. Induced with her reputable mix of bubblegum pop, California vibes and doubled over vocals, the track is brought together with a combination of clapping and a synthesised,…
Rating: He has supported The Clash and Blur, worked with Massive Attack, Damo Suzuki, Liam and Noel Gallagher and their former rival Damon Albarn. Now, he has finally released his own material – Jeff Wootton, with his debut album The…
Reaching over four million listens on Spotify alone, Nada Surf are back to showcase their evident ability and experience. Having released their first album in 1996, their sound is mature yet draws incredible attention. Consisting of Matthew Caws, Ira Elliot, Doug Gillard and…
Rating: After releasing their debut album, Oshin, back in 2012, New York quintet DIIV are back with their latest effort, Is the Is Are. First track, ‘Out Of Mind’, is charged with memorable distant vocals and trippy tones, seen in their…
‘Phone’ is the latest track recorded by Tom Low. Primarily starting with a distorted, old fashioned voice, the track progresses due to the introduction of a beat. Despite the synthesised beats being present, it is still simplistic, yet effective. Throughout the…
Manchester’s Night and Day Café has seen the budding of now, incredibly successful bands. From the likes of the early Charlatans, Kasabian and Arctic Monkeys – will the Hull based band, Fronteers, follow in their footsteps? With support from upcoming…