Australian singer Grace brings us a sharp and sensual sound in the form of her debut single, ‘Pluto’. According to Grace, the single explores “the idea of being willing to sacrifice everything – your love, your control, the essence of…
Said to have spent a number of years “harnessing their craft for the larger stage” behind the scenes, Spanish based rock band – Parlement – have now come to the fray in full force. Sitting comfortably in the noise rock, riff-and-hook-heavy…
According to the old folk, teenagers can only drink, be violent or make crappy pop music. Even I, as a fellow young adult, find that many bands of my age group simply want to be the Arctic Monkeys and have…
Rating: Reinforcing their presence in The North, Manchester took over the Hebden Bridge Trades Club on Friday night with Blossoms taking the headline slot in the West Yorkshire town, supported by Man Made. Blossoms have seemingly blown up from nowhere,…
What if Billie Jean wasn’t just a baby-trapping hussy? What if Eleanor Rigby really wasn’t arsed about being on her own? What if somebody came up with an album that pulled the rug up from under everything you thought about…
If you’re harking after the sound of the sixties, look no further than The Carnations. New demo ‘Way Out On My Own’ sounds like it’s come straight out of the 1963 charts; the production, the harmonies and the guitar riffs…
With the sudden rise in tattoo chokers and the likes, it’s clear the 90s is making its way back into fashion; but we suggest you ditch the chokers and go about 90s nostalgia the right way. But what is the…
To call an unsigned band the future kings of indie may be a somewhat far-fetched idea but, where Dorey The Wise are concerned, there couldn’t be a more fitting claim. Taking the typical components of indie rock and splashing them…
Du Tonc are back with another great track. Always managing to create a wonderful balance between catchy pop, sombre vibes and disco flavours, it’s a song that will sound as good in a club as it will after the club…
Liverpool’s John Joseph Brill has released a new track track, ‘Muscle & Bone’. An immense, moody anthem, it’s filled with a bitterness and angst to rival Kurt Cobain. With a voice as big as his beard, Brill’s lazy vocals play…