20 year old South Londoner, Misty Miller, has announced details of a new EP. Sweet Nothing will be released on Relentless Records on Monday 9th March. Sweet Nothing’s lead track Best Friend is taken from her forthcoming album (released Summer…
Today’s TOTD comes from a band that needs no introduction to the Gigslutz faithful. Following a successful solo venture Tim Burgess brings back what he is most noted for, The Charlatans. They return with their brand new album, ‘Modern Nature’…
Rating: The Sundowners debut, self-titled album has been highly anticipated as the standout release on the Mersey scene in 2015, and it doesn’t dissapoint, providing a beautifully crafted release you can listen to again and again. The album is strong in distorted…
Faerground Accidents first exploded onto the UK’s music scene late last year when their double A-side single ‘We Hate The Same Things/Back In Our Town’ received high praise from the likes of 6 Music’s Marc Riley and Steve Lamacq. And,…
Featured in Gigslutz Unsigned City: Glasgow towards the tail-end of last year, Tijuana Bibles look set to build on their 2014 success with the release of new song, ‘Sunchaser’, in March. ‘Sunchaser’ is reminiscent of the Tijuana Bibles sound I…
We’ve been big advocates of this band for a while featuring them on a few occasions. This time round we want to tell you about their new single, To Die For, out on March 9th. Watch out for details on…
Does this man need any introduction……I thought not. The second single to come from his second album under the ‘High Flying Birds’ monikor, due out in March, features none other than Johnny Marr. I don’t think we need to say much…
A band with a story behind them almost as heart-warming as the gentle folk-rock they create, Little Mountain are a true joy to see live. Having met whilst recording the Dive Deep Morcheeba album, Ross Godfrey and Amanda Zamolo originally…
Asylums claim to “want to take you on a trip back to the days of chainsaw guitars and chaotic fun” and they do make a pretty good attempt at doing that. Playfully experimenting with fast and aggressive punk with a pop…
Co-headline tours are almost unheard of these days, but Glasgow’s Baby Strange and Southampton’s Dolomite Minor have brought together the north and south for a late-punk-fuelled evening that can only go down well. Bringing the pride of Brum, Lime take the…