With the first single from their forthcoming debut album, Brighton’s Demob Happy take a trip into the world of psych-tinged garage-rock. Complete with a lysergic video by Katia Ganfield, the band’s riff-heavy ‘Wash It Down’ is no doubt set to send…
Gigslutz have partnered up with This Feeling to bring you an exclusive interview with pop-grunge four piece Storms ahead of their first Scottish performance at King Tuts (15 August) with This Feeling. We chat to the band about recording, Isle Of…
Hailing from Colchester, Lou Terry, Ross Connell, Tim Tokley and Jonny Poole – aka Ordinary Noise – cite influences ranging from Bob Dylan to Jeffrey Lewis. Since forming over two years ago, Ordinary Noise have been receiving airplay from likes…
Rating: My Cruel Goro‘s eponymous debut EP is bursting with noisy, riff-laden, alternative-rock tracks that will make even the most reluctant fan start throwing themselves around like an angst-ridden teenager. The band hail from both Iceland and Italy, and formed…
Rating: Pembrokeshire-based singer songwriter Benjamin Mason‘s new EP, Skies Are Falling, is the result of acute internal exploration, and external deliberations. The four tracks contemplate how “you can look back to move ahead”; whether you’re in the process of leaving a…
Rating: Canadian Swedish singer-songwriter Sarah MacDougall has a lot of prestige to her name as winner of the Western Canadian Music Award, and one of Sweden’s best artists according to Nöjesguiden. Nearly four years after her last album, MacDougall settled…
We chat to alternative Leeds-based four-piece Glass Caves, after a fast-moving year from the group and the release of their raucous energy-filled debut album, Alive. Gigslutz speaks to the band in the run-up to the release of their new feisty rock-pop single…
Ahead of her live set at The Old Blue Last, I had the opportunity to have a chat with Hannah Peel about her work past, present and future. Hannah is the type of musician who cannot simply be placed under…
Having played in various metal bands whilst growing up, Fork And Knife (aka Andrew Perring) has now settled on electronica as his genre of choice when making music. Hailing from the quiet countryside of Devon, Perring now resides in London…
Sea Lion‘s music – as her name suggests – is streamlined, muscular, and elegant in its execution. Whilst her sound transpires much clearer when heard live, her debut album Desolate Stars provides the listener with a shining example of her…