The latest release by Liam Gallagher is a bit of a subtle affair to what some might be used to hearing from one of the best voices of his generation. MTV Unplugged, released via Warner Records on 12th June, might…
If you’re a fan of garage psych bands The Living Brain will be right up your street. Featuring Ged Lynn of The Stairs fame, the band’s music bars a similar resemblance, but they have their own stamp on proceedings. Self…
With a stellar writing line up in Paul Drummond, Johan Kugelberg and Jon Savage this chunky 328 page book, published by Anthology Editions, has a wealth of unseen pictures, documents and memorabilia making this collection a collectors dream come true…
Paul Weller releases his gorgeous new song “Village” on May 7th. “Village” is the second new track to be debuted from his hotly anticipated new album On Sunset, which released on June 19th (Polydor Records). “Village” is a dreamy and beautiful…
Hailing from Leeds, The New Mastersounds bring with their formidable career a life long love of the instrumental sound of The Meters, Booker T and the MG’s plus many of highly regarded funk bands from the 60’s and 70’s. Back…
Chiefly named the Godfather of Ska, Laurel Aitken skanked his way to the top the tree with his impressively masterful recordings that became hugely popular R&B bonanza hits in the 60’s going on to lead his field up until the…
Taken from their recently announced album Life Worth Living it follows the like-minded polemic of its predecessor (Just Won’t) Keep Me Down! that sees the band Watford-based trio seizing their moment and building on the foundations they have steadily put in place over the…
Hooton Tennis Club release new Double A side ‘Monsoonal Runoff’ and ‘People Want People Who Want People’ on Bandcamp on Friday 1st of May 2020 Formed in 2013 by four childhood friends, Hooton Tennis Club deal in melodic, wonky, witty, poetic, pop music….
James Bond producers recently announced a seven-month delay to the release of No Time To Die, leaving distraught fans without the all action movie they’d been waiting for. Send for London band Daniel Takes A Train, who with film company…
Beaming in direct from the same electronic planet Primal Scream used devilishly on XTRMNR Warm Digits latest offering Flight Of Ideas released via Memphis Industries introduces no dull moments on this Kraftwerk-esque release. Wasting no time to delve the listening…