As we root through our cupboards to find scarves, coats and every layer possible for the next few months, summer and festivals may be the last things on our minds. But, with the new year so close, here at Gigslutz,…
Student loans. No hopes of a mortgage. Rent to pay. Shit wages. We all want a bit of free money. They might not be the answer to all of our prayers but East London’s take on Free Money are certainly…
With glowing press coverage having so far stretched to Rolling Stone, The New York Times, Vanity Fair and the Wall Street Journal, it would behove the cannier listener to accept that the corporate mainstream press might just love St Paul…
Dublin indie rockers Bouts have shared bright new visuals for their latest single ‘Love’s Lost Landings (Pt. 1)’, the euphoric follow-up to previous single ‘Face Up’. The new song is taken from the band’s highly-anticipated second album Flow, which is set for release in…
“Soul is at the heart of what we’re doing, but we’re going after an aggressive soul,” says Chris Hague over a coffee and under the big screen in Soho’s Bar Italia. “I get the buzz from songwriting. We’re sticklers for…
Rating: Releasing an acoustic album in 2018 is something of a brave choice. Despite being involved in a field dominated almost exclusively with dance tracks and pop-rock groups, J.R Harbidge, and his debut record First Ray of Light, sets out to prove this…
If we’ve learned anything from following London/Irish band Sweat Threats over the last year, it’s that #TheThreatOfTheSweat is most certainly real. Formed of Matthew Sutton (TAYNE), Niall Jackson (Swimmers, Bouts) and Lucy Brown (Bad Grammar), Sweat Threats combine adrenaline and…
Before their sold out show in Manchester, we caught up with London three-piece False Heads. We talked their latest EP ‘Less Is Better’ and the negative state our world is currently – across a few pints.
Industrial synth-pop outfit TAYNE have shared an intense set of visuals to accompany their latest track ‘Storms’. Taken from their debut album Breathe (released 2nd November via Strange Brew Records), the video features choppy, kaleidoscopic close-ups of creator Matthew Sutton,…