A collaboration between singer-songwriter Gina Leonard and guitarist and producer Tom Fryer, The Desert have announced their debut single ‘Just Get High’. Leading the way for their forthcoming EP Playing Dead, ‘Just Get High’ blends Gina’s honest, poetic vocals with…
With the cataclysmic echo of their early days behind them, Mower have returned to our ears after a twelve year hiatus. Their story stems from a loud, beating sound of the early noughties, having been spotted, snapped and signed to…
London-based trio Two Penny Blue have previously charmed our ears with the immensely catchy ‘Gypsy’ and are now back with another twinkling offering, ‘Lament’. Keen to gig as much as possible and continuing to spread their joyous, folk-tinged sound, Two…
Let me start with a warning: once you’ve listened to this record, you won’t be able to stop. Sheffield’s The Sherlocks have that effect on you. They’ve been taking the underground indie scene by storm these past few years, getting…
Blues-tinged garage rock quartet The Surfing Magazines’ latest offering is a slick yet nonchalant whirlwind. ‘New Day’ is tinged with influences, from Bob Dylan’s poetics to Lou Reed’s artistic noise. Of the track, the band state “New Day is a…
Having received airplay from the likes of BBC Radio 1’s Annie Mac and 6Music’s Tom Robinson, and with festival appearances at T In The Park, Liverpool Sound City and The Great Escape already under their belts, Dundee band Model Aeroplanes…
Growing up above in a small Swedish town above the Arctic Circle, the sun never rising in winter, and speaking a minority language there is plenty about glitter-punk trio The Magnettes which says outsider. Yet the three piece – Rebecka…
Since the start of the year, we’ve had some pretty amazing bands play for us at The Finsbury, including Ice Cold Slush, Madonnatron, The Empty Page and Trash Kit. So, we were excited to be back at the North London venue last night for more…
This week, Mari and Mel have teamed up to offer you a whopping six of our favourite tracks from the last couple of weeks… Enjoy! A perfectly empowering and witty remake of a pop anthem, Colour Me Wednesday’s ‘Queer For…
The current punk renaissance has brought to the fore The Touts from Derry, Proletariat from Manchester and now Liverpool is trying its luck with Generation. Liverpool is not somewhere particularly famed for its punk heritage, but nevertheless Generation are blazing…