If you haven’t heard, the experimental, alt-rock phenomenon (Sandy) Alex G is here to enchant us with his everlasting expertise in the UK. The Philadelphian multi-instrumentalist is here to stay until the end of October, before he sets off across…
When listening to the cool blues of infinite bisous in your own space, it breathes a kind of calm that allows you to transcend into total peace of mind and ultimate relaxation. Perhaps it is therefore no wonder that this…
Pale Waves seem all the fuss at the moment. If they’re not being papped with The 1975 front-man Matty Healy, they’re in the studio with Radio X. If you’re fixated with the indie world, then everywhere you look, you’ll see…
Rapidly rising to the quirky and vibrant side of the music scene is none other than George van den Broek, the magic behind who we recognise as Yellow Days. It was clear from the immense turnout of the crowd that…
We will be at the Great Northern Ska Festival this weekend, surrounded by all sides of one of the most immersive cultures the UK has ever produced: the Skinheads. Here’s why you should think about coming too, and everything you…
Amidst a shoal of recent, less relevant reformings and regurgitations, a live comeback worth making is happening tonight at Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl. Welcome back Mad Richard! Ex-Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft takes to the stage with a swagger that bares his…
New Yorkers, LCD Soundsytem have announced a two-night residency in Manchester this September, with tickets going on sale tomorrow morning. Headlining the 2017 opening weekend of Manchester’s notorious clubbing rite-of-passage, The Warehouse Project, LCD Soundystem is set to return to the…
Stephen Bruner (aka Thundercat) is three albums into a spellbindingly creative solo career. He arrived in Manchester riding high on the goodwill that has met his new album, Drunk; a 23 track collage that melts jazz integrity into a fast-moving,…
PINS have announced their latest EP, Bad Thing, due to be released 24 March. Bad Thing is the latest EP from the Manchester five piece, and will have five tracks, including a cover of fellow Mancunian band Joy Division’s ‘Dead Soul’….
VIDA played their first ever Manchester gig on Saturday (10.12.16). After the show, we congregated in a cluttered greenroom upstairs at Oldham Street’s Castle Hotel. Surrounded by instruments and empty stubbies we spoke to them about their big plans for…