Today’s Track Of The Day comes from Liverpool-born songwriter, Louis Berry. Since releasing this track, ’25 Reasons’, earlier this year he has gained widespread support from the likes of BBC Radio 1’s Annie Mac and XFM. Louis Berry is set…
Rating: Funny Man is the fifth album from Lark, an independent band based in London, created by Karl Bielik. Nothing should be taken literally on this record. Funny Man is an ode to the dysfunctional; brimming with guilty, gritty, passive…
No stranger to Gigslutz pages, Asylums are your ‘This Feeling Track Of The Day’ with the brilliant ‘Joy In A Small Wage’ The track comes on like Orange Juice gene-spliced with Mudhoney, all pop hooks wrapped in barbed wire and…
Hailing from Sydney, Royal Headache graced the land with their self-titled debut back in 2011. After a long wait, they’re back with their follow-up, which comes in the form of High. It’s soon clear that this album means business from…
Signed to Fierce Panda, things there is a bright future for Pesky! Unsurpisingly the ‘Smells Like Tween Spirit’ EP (due for release on 24th July) is their first ever release. We say ‘unsurprisingly’, because Pesky! are still at school. In…
Following their last single – 2014’s ‘What’s In It For Me’ – Astrid’s Tea Party have now released ‘Black Swan’. With a track as strong as this it’s easy to get totally distracted by the music; Astrid’s Tea Party describe…
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…
Leeds based four-piece, Glass Caves have announced new single ‘Out Of Control’, set for release 7 August. Produced by Rich Turvey who has previously worked with Darlia and Blossoms, the song is the follow up to ‘Breaking Out’ and is the third…
The East End Film Festival opened earlier this week and just happened to take place at one of my favourite cinemas in London: The Genesis, situated on Mile End Road. The public and press turned out in droves to attend what…
As a rule, an album performed in its entirety without the artist who released it shouldn’t really work. While members of The Who and Pink Floyd have taken LPs on the road individually, there was already a sense of a…