Frighteningly chaotic yet utterly sublime – a Strange Bones gig is no place for the fainthearted. The burly bands’ headline set at Manchester’s Deaf Institute on Saturday, October 12, produced a surging atmosphere and exhibited gigantic personality. Photographer, Nidge Sanders…
Fresh faces on the new music scene, The Covasettes, are marking their territory with preppy, poppy new single, ‘Wild’. While ‘feelgood’ is usually a term lent to television programs about finding love in hotels, bands such as The Kooks and…
Since the callous demon of gentrification has swept across England like a bad smell, its capital and the venues that make it one of the best clubbing cities in Europe has faced the rough and tumble. However, it is not…
BRIT Award winner, Jorja Smith, proved via her show at Manchester’s Albert Hall that she stands head-and-shoulders above the rest in terms of connectivity. ‘Captivating’ is the only word needed to describe Jorja Smith live. Her stage presence is larger-than-life…
Cloaked in mystery – no music and no social media, until now – the buzz whirling around the Wirral’s psych-rock groovers The Mysterines, heightened by a recent support tour with Miles Kane, has reached fever pitch with the release of…
Over the past eight months Sad Boys Club have released a flurry of dark, perfectly crafted indie pop singles (‘Know’, ’15/01’ and ‘American Spirit’), all of which mix modern shiny pop with classic alternative tactics. New single ‘Silverlined’ out now on…
“I love a sad disco me. I’m Northern. Here’s my top 10 bangers I’ll be playing at This Feeling’s #Afterzone at The Shipping Forecast Liverpool after my Liverpool o2 Academy headline show” Jon McClure Free entry, free Red Stripe for…
Trampolene’s comeback track, the first single to be lifted off a second album due some time next year, is reminiscent in sound and spirit of the Manic Street Preachers ‘Everything Must Go’ album era and likely to have a similar…
Yak share their brilliant new single “Bellyache”. The track was written by frontman and guitarist Oli Burslem and he explains, “I was living out the back of my £205 car, completely broke as I had put all the money we…
Swansea’s heirs to Dylan Thomas and the Manic Street Preachers, TRAMPOLENE release a new single ‘The One Who Loves You’ through Mi7 Records today (Friday 12th October). To accompany the release the band support The Sherlocks in October, before going…