Having blown us away with their La’s-ey debut single ‘Learning to Fly’ and classy follow-up ‘Don’t Wish’, Sheffield boys Liberty Ship are back with another gem of a tune, ‘Cast Away’. The lads, who wowed some huge festival audiences last…
Sounding like distant relatives of Biffy Clyro and Royal Blood, Stockport 4-piece Matter Of Mind have engineered a sound that merges anthemic choruses with expansive guitar lines and a rhythm section that’ll blow the roof right off. Still in their teens,…
Hull four-piece La Bête Blooms have shared a new video for their fuzzed-up track ‘Low Hummer’, the latest cut from their astounding EP ‘I Know It’s Nothing’. I Know It’s Nothing is out now on Adult Teeth Recordings/Warren Records. We recommend…
Whooah! ‘Reaction’ is a monster slab of Josh Homme-infused blues-rock featuring Adam Hope on vocals/guitar, brother Jack on drums and Tom Booth on bass. Produced by music legend Adrian Bushby (Muse, Foo Fighters), the Geordie boys introduction to the world…
Infectious, high tempo blistering indie rock of real quality, Polar States are one of the best new Mersey bands around. The boys are out on tour now, make sure you catch them live. For more info click HERE
A regular and revered mainstay of the Mersey scene for 20 years plus (Edgar’s first gig was as bass player for Echo & The Bunnymen’s Ian McCullouch), Edgar is back new record ‘The Song of Day and Night’ out on…
Three members of the Manchester underground (soon to become the overground), The Blinders, tipped us off about Types, so there was a always a chance they were gonna be good. New single ‘Mild Learning Difficulties’ is incredible, however, as good…
Shambolics sweeping swooning catchy psychedelia recalls the majesty of The Bunnymen, the licks of Orange Juice and the harmonies of The La’s. In other words, they’re bloody brilliant. Already making massive noise with their ever expanding army of fans in…
Stockport’s No Hot Ashes have been making big noise on the Manchester circuit supporting bands such as Spring King, Blossoms, Prides and The Amazons as well as headlining their own sell out shows which get bigger, better and more chaotic gig…
Infectious and full of of 90s swagger, Clacton’s Surge combine the early sneer of The Vaccines (when they were good) and the cheeky, catchy riffs/lyrics of Blur on new single ‘Shame’. Love it. For more music, info + gigs click HERE